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Pull request overview

This PR updates the integration test suite to avoid a known failing Windows-only scenario by skipping a specific sharded-topology regression test on win32.

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  • Skip the NODE-6878 regression test on Windows by adding an OS requirement (os: '!win32').
  • Add a TODO referencing NODE-7511 to track re-enabling the test on Windows.

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@PavelSafronov PavelSafronov changed the title ci: skip failing Windows test ci: skip failing test against MongoDB 9 Apr 8, 2026
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