tests: migrate travis to xenial for modern Chrome support #9654
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hopefully this is temporary until latest dpkg is on travis builds by default?
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update: according to the travis forums it actually looks like chrome dropped official support for |
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wow nice job tracking this down. |
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I wish they'd better notify us about these things. Looks like we can just drop |
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coooool |
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traced the master failures of installing latest chrome stable to this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dpkg/+bug/1730627
just need to update dpkg before install chrome