Drop k8s 1.27 metal and VMWare variants #4079
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This removes the metal and VMware 1.27 variants. This version of Kubernetes goes end-of-life on July 24 and these variants are no longer supported. Signed-off-by: Gavin Inglis <[email protected]>
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Issue number:
#4019
I will close the issue once Bottlerocket is released including this change.
Description of changes:
This removes the metal and VMware 1.27 variants. This version of Kubernetes goes end-of-life on July 24 and these variants are no longer supported.
Testing done:
Default build
cargo-makesucceeds.Terms of contribution:
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