Replaced community.kubernetes with kubernetes.core in the openshift4_aws workshop #183
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The community.kubernetes Ansible collection has been deprecated in favor of kubernetes.core.
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Thanks! We're working on this across all the module names, in all the workshops. |
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Sorry, there aren't as many folks using these, since the original support team was blown up, 2 years ago. We can try to see if we can get it done. But, we could use someone who wants to be a new maintainer. |
ajacocks
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Jun 23, 2023
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The community.kubernetes Ansible collection has been hard-deprecated in favor of kubernetes.core. This pull request replaces all occurrences of community.kubernetes with the recommended kubernetes.core replacement within the openshift4_aws workshop directory path.