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jenkins: release 10.x on centos7-ppcle - #1919

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ci is passing tests with 10.x on centos7-ppcle, see #1918, so start
building releases on it.

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ci is passing tests with 10.x on centos7-ppcle, see #1918, so start
building releases on it.

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LGTM

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I think that's right... "exclude" really makes this hard doesn't it? I wonder how it would look if we flipped it all to "include"

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Ok, @BethGriggs any ideas how I should test this? Perhaps 10.x nightlies tonight will be built on the new release machines, so I can run them? Or, @mhdawson the napi failures you found might go away with this change, since they are using the nightlies on ubuntu1404 machines.

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I think switching to include might make things look weird, but from a different angle. And I'm getting used to exclude. Stockholm syndrome?

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Unless there is something new in the nightlies we won't get one. I'll kick one off.

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