ci: run tests on every branch #2256
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We should backport this to |
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Summary:
In situations like #2255, it would be nice to run tests too, to check if everything is fine. In this PR I also included running tests on branches which are following this syntax:
'[0-9]+.x'(that's how we're naming release branches).