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Add Windows image field to Admin VM template #4274
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Add Windows image field to Admin VM template #4274
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Unit Test Results0 tests 0 ✅ 0s ⏱️ Results for commit af9be44. ♻️ This comment has been updated with latest results. |
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Is this really needed @jonnyry ? |
It is useful for us to align our Windows images to a single base image. However if there's not value to the wider user base I'm happy to close. (I realise that we could just override the image details directly in the terraform, however this aligns the mechanism with that used in the Guacamole VMs and makes it simpler to maintain.) |
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LGTM
(very small/nit comments)
@marrobi @ShakutaiGit thanks for your reviews. I've made a small change to bring across the It ensures these values are configed per image, and not hardcoded to |
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@jonnyry not sure this will be covered by any of the tests? |
Add OS image field to Admin VM template in alignment with Guacamole VMs, to allow for easier OS image customisation.