[8.x](backport #6068) re-enable otel subcommand on Windows#6156
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* move processing windows events earlier in the boot process * add Windows to otel integration tests (cherry picked from commit 8e83ce0)
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This pull request has not been merged yet. Could you please review and merge it @leehinman? 🙏 |
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Previously when Windows was added,
elastic-agentdid not respond to the Windows Service manager quickly enough that it was starting and was deemed "unresponsive". Moving the go routine that responds to the Windows Service Manager earlier in the boot process should make this less likely. Given go's design of DLL loading and init code we can't eliminate this completely.Checklist
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