yum: Allow 32bit pkgs in arches other than i686 #6304
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The yum providers previously only supported 32bit packages that were for the i686 architecture. This adds support for any iX86 arch. Fixes saltstack#6299.
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yum: Allow 32bit pkgs in arches other than i686
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@basepi Make sure this gets into 0.16.1. |
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This broke pylint compliance on Travis. |
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@cvrebert details? |
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Ahh, thanks. I'll take care of this |
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You might wanna login to Travis and enable Travis builds for your personal fork of the salt repo. It'd help catch these sorts of things in the future. |
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@cvrebert Good idea. |
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The yum providers previously only supported 32bit packages that were for
the i686 architecture. This adds support for any iX86 arch.
Fixes #6299.