[Merged by Bors] - BUGFIX: Revert openshift-specific settings#142
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# Description Openshift-specific settings are no longer needed as operators will be packaged with olm for OS clusters.
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Openshift-specific settings are no longer needed as operators will be packaged with olm for OS clusters.
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