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Add s390x support for travis #869

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As Travis CI officially supports s390x builds, adding support for same.

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Not against, but is there actually anyone who will fix s390 issues if they would occur?

Is it needed to duplicate all entries? Wouldn't just adding an "arch:" entry work like described here.

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Hi,

Yes, we already build and maintain carbon on s390x. Our build instructions are published here .

Regarding "Is it needed to duplicate all entries? ", if we just add "arch: " entry, only 3 travis builds are triggered for s390x for the 3 environments mentioned at " https://github.com/graphite-project/carbon/blob/master/.travis.yml#L34 " and the ones in the matrix are not triggered. Hence added it separately.

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Hi, any updates on the PR if the changes can be merged?

@deniszh deniszh merged commit db0ffa3 into graphite-project:master Jan 8, 2020
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[1.1.x] s390x support for travis (#869) | Fix #871: Adjust aggregator-rules input_pattern match greediness to support numeric matching after captured field (#872) | sanitize names when using them as tag value (#858) | sanitize names when us
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