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Vagrant: Add Windows Server 2022 option to VPC #3257
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VPC completed ok: https://ci.adoptium.net/job/VagrantPlaybookCheck/1773/ |
Vagrant performance tweak Vagrantfile alignments. Comment fix. Vagrant update Vagrantfiles
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Interesting - I re-ran the ansible linter on another PR (https://github.com/adoptium/infrastructure/actions/runs/6864603825?pr=3250) and it seemed to go through ok. |
Yes, I've no idea why its suddenly failing today, I've identified the issue and have a suitable fix, which has been tested OK, but I've stuck it in a separate PR #3259 |
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Fix #3259 seems to have done the trick - great work tracking that down :-)
Fixes #3193
Implements a VPC option for Windows Server 2022, this requires a new Vagrant Box to match the standard VPC vagrant file naming ( Vagrantfile.win2022 ) and in particular an improvement to the MSVS_2017 installation from download role to mirror the installs of MSVS_2019 & MSVS_2019, in using Powershell to handle the installation rather than the command shell.
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