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Add template to test ipv6 and dual stack with k8s CI versions #4086

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1 change: 1 addition & 0 deletions docs/book/src/developers/development.md
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Expand Up @@ -531,6 +531,7 @@ Optional settings are:
| `WINDOWS` | `false` | Run conformance against Windows nodes |
| `CONFORMANCE_NODES` | `1` | Number of parallel ginkgo nodes to run |
| `CONFORMANCE_FLAVOR` | `""` | The flavor of the cluster to run conformance against. If not set, the default flavor will be used. |
| `IP_FAMILY` | `IPv4` | Set to `IPv6` to run conformance against single-stack IPv6, or `dual` for dual-stack. |

With the following environment variables defined, you can build a CAPZ cluster from the HEAD of Kubernetes main branch or release branch, and run the Conformance test suite against it.

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