[chore][CI] Add Windows ARM to CI #43431
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paulojmdias
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pjanotti
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| - cmd-0 | ||
| - other | ||
| os: [windows-2022, windows-2025] | ||
| os: [windows-2022, windows-2025, windows-11-arm] |
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We can consider removing Windows 2022 from the matrix: while there are difference between the OSes the collector usage of well worn win32 APIs reduces the chances that we will encounter such cases.
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Please open a separate issue for removing windows-2022, I concur but we might need to get community feedback just in case.
atoulme
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Adding Windows ARM to CI tests. Given the nature of Windows ARM there is a chance that this may expose the flakiness of some tests.