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change networkPolicy to networkPlugin in Windows provisioning script. #2884
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@sharmasushant @JiangtianLi @jackfrancis Pls review this. Thanks! |
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Thank you @saiyan86 for this! Sorry for breaking Windows :mea culpa: |
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What this PR does / why we need it:
This PR takes networkPlugin argument instead of networkPolicy to provision Windows clusters with Azure CNI.
Which issue this PR fixes : partially fixes #2868.
However, for a complete fix for #2868, we need Kubernetes to address kubernetes/kubernetes#60884.