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When not requiring Windows infra for tests in CAPZ, you don't have to explicitly set any configuration. This simplifies the jobs so that explicit usages like WINDOWS=false or TEST_WINDOWS=false are removed.

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- name: WINDOWS_SERVER_VERSION
value: "windows-2022"
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Should we keep this (and below for this same variable) to prevent reverting back to 2019 for these jobs?

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For this particular one, I'd prefer we just address this in CAPZ by making 2022 the default (it would seem to me that this particular test won't need to re-introduce Windows requirements before we do that?)

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Oh nvm if we're not testing Windows here anyway it doesn't matter.

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/lgtm

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/assign @mborsz @wojtek-t

(just a housekeeping PR but it will help keep our sanity managing all the CAPZ tests across many projects)

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/lgtm

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/assign @mm4tt

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