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Add Support to ppc64le Architecture #1313

Open diogomurta opened 7 months ago

diogomurta commented 7 months ago

This request aims to have support for the ppc64le Architecture used in OpenShift installed on IBM Power, widely used in on-premises environments.

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a7i commented 6 months ago

I would be supportive for this but we need to make the corresponding changes in here as well. I'm happy to help with that if others think that we should support additional archs.

cc: @knelasevero and @jklaw90 thoughts?

@diogomurta would you please squash your commits?

jklaw90 commented 6 months ago

@a7i sounds good, ibm 390x might be worth adding too.

a7i commented 4 months ago

/label tide/merge-method-squash /ok-to-test

I can try to get this in 0.30

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knelasevero commented 3 days ago

cc: @knelasevero and @jklaw90 thoughts?

Also supportive, I would just be mindful of giving it or not giving it official support to those different architectures, and we should decide if we would prioritise architecture specific issues if they arrise (had that issue and discussion in another repo, that's why I'm bringing this up)

Anyways I don't think this will be a problem.