return nil, unsupportedError
}

// platformCleanup removes stale kube-proxy rules that can be safely removed.
func platformCleanup(ctx context.Context, mode proxyconfigapi.ProxyMode, cleanupAndExit bool) error {
	return unsupportedError

			config.Winkernel,
		)
	}
	if err != nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("unable to create proxier: %v", err)
	}

	return proxier, nil
}

// platformCleanup removes stale kube-proxy rules that can be safely removed.
func platformCleanup(ctx context.Context, mode proxyconfigapi.ProxyMode, cleanupAndExit bool) error {
	if cleanupAndExit {
		return errors.New("--cleanup-and-exit is not implemented on Windows")
	}

	}

	return localDetectors
}

// platformCleanup removes stale kube-proxy rules that can be safely removed. If
// cleanupAndExit is true, it will attempt to remove rules from all known kube-proxy
// modes. If it is false, it will only remove rules that are definitely not in use by the
// currently-configured mode.
func platformCleanup(ctx context.Context, mode proxyconfigapi.ProxyMode, cleanupAndExit bool) error {

}

// Run runs the specified ProxyServer.
func (o *Options) Run(ctx context.Context) error {
	defer close(o.errCh)
	if len(o.WriteConfigTo) > 0 {
		return o.writeConfigFile()
	}

	err := platformCleanup(ctx, o.config.Mode, o.CleanupAndExit)
	if o.CleanupAndExit {
		return err
	}
	// We ignore err otherwise; the cleanup is best-effort, and the backends will have
	// logged messages if they failed in interesting ways.