feat!: remove the cluster_id variable #86
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When creating an SKS cluster, Exoscale used to provision a cluster domain value of `<CLUSTER_ID>.cluster.local`. This is the legacy value for SKS cluster domain. They recently transitioned to provisioning SKS cluster with the default cluster domain value of `cluster.local`. Consequently, we need to remove the adaptations on our modules that were there to support this bizarre, and now legacy, behavior.
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Aug 14, 2024
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Description of the changes
When creating an SKS cluster, Exoscale used to provision a cluster domain value of
<CLUSTER_ID>.cluster.local. This is the legacy value for SKS cluster domain.They recently transitioned to provisioning SKS cluster with the default cluster domain value of
cluster.local.Consequently, we need to remove the adaptations on our modules that were there to support this bizarre, and now legacy, behavior.
Breaking change
cluster_idwas removed from the SKS variantTests executed on which distribution(s)