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Travis doesn't do apt-get update anymore #7064

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@ph ph commented May 9, 2018

I still think we want to make sure our stack tests with the latest
available debian packages. To go back to the previous behavior we have
to explicitely enabled it in our .travis.yml.

Warning from Travis:

Running apt-get update by default has been disabled.
You can opt into running apt-get update by setting this in your .travis.yml file:
  apt:
    update: true

I still think we want to make sure our stack tests with the latest
available debian packages. To go back to the previous behavior we have
to explicitely enabled it in our .travis.yml.
@ruflin ruflin merged commit 50964fe into master May 11, 2018
stevea78 pushed a commit to stevea78/beats that referenced this pull request May 20, 2018
I still think we want to make sure our stack tests with the latest
available debian packages. To go back to the previous behavior we have
to explicitely enabled it in our .travis.yml.
stevea78 pushed a commit to stevea78/beats that referenced this pull request May 20, 2018
I still think we want to make sure our stack tests with the latest
available debian packages. To go back to the previous behavior we have
to explicitely enabled it in our .travis.yml.
@ph ph deleted the fix/force-apt-get-update-true branch May 29, 2018 12:48
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