Use sudo -E to preserve env vars in CI #5186
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sudo -Eto preserve env varsGithub Actions has this in their
Default: env_resetin their sudoers config file. This means that HOME and other vars are set to match the sudo target user. Usingsudo -Epreserves the environment allowing~to resolve correctly.I'm not sure why we didn't hit this earlier. Maybe Github changed their sudoers config? In any case, this should fix it.