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[18.09 backport] Windows: Start of enabling tests under integration #80
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Backport of moby#37715 for the 18.09 branch
cherry-pick was clean, no conflicts
Integration tests on Windows.
This was originally @jhowardmsft's work and then vdemeesters and enables the integration tests on windows CI (see moby#36748)
This is also a follow up of moby#35362 — initial description below.
Currently in progress, with a custom job in jenkins.
This change is a requirement for moby#34226.
This change also brings the windowsRS1 build in line with all the other builds, which have an entry point at hack/ci. The windowsRS1 config has been updated to call this script.
This change is important because currently the configuration in jenkins makes too many assumptions about the repo and artifacts created by the build. We need a minimal interface between our CI configuration and the repo, so that we are free to make changes in a PR without requiring complicated acrobatics to support those changes in CI.