chore(ci): align windows e2e variants with support policy COMPASS-10887 - #8312
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Windows e2e now follows the same shape as the other platforms: the full packaged-app suite on the actively supported version and the time-to-first-query smoke on the minimum. Evergreen has no Windows client images, so Server 2022 covers Windows 11 and Server 2019 (windows-vsCurrent) covers Windows 10. Display names carry both the client target and the image running it. Server 2022 ships no Python of its own, so node-gyp falls back on MinGW's, which lacks ctypes and fails every native build. Install a usable Python at setup until the image provides one.
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…OMPASS-10887 The distros do ship Python, just under the toolchain directory rather than at the root, so there is no need to install one. Point node-gyp at whichever is provisioned, preferring the toolchain's selected version.
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Windows e2e coverage now follows the same shape as the other platforms — full packaged-app suite on the actively supported version,
time-to-first-querysmoke on the minimum:test-packaged-app-windowswindows-2022-largetest-packaged-app-min-windows(new)time-to-first-querysmokewindows-vsCurrent-largeThis also points node-gyp at a specific Python on Windows. node-gyp resolves an interpreter from PATH, and on
windows-2022MinGW's comes first — it is built without_ctypes, so every native module fails at configure withModuleNotFoundError: No module named '_ctypes'. Both distros do ship a usable Python underC:\python\, so theinstallstep now selects one explicitly (preferringC:\python\Current, the version the distro's toolchain selected) and exports it asnpm_config_python.Evergreen patches:
_ctypeserror: https://spruce.corp.mongodb.com/version/6a706b5ec9d3cd0007c91c2aChecklist
Motivation and Context
Follow-up to COMPASS-9087, which added minimum-version smoke coverage for Ubuntu, RHEL and macOS but skipped Windows.
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