Revert "designate: show barclamp" #2106
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This reverts commit 64e7ad9. We've are very close to the release and have multiple pull requests still open for Designate: * crowbar#2095 * crowbar#2104 * crowbar#2105 * SUSE-Cloud/doc-cloud#931 There are way too many question marks on this so I am switching the barclamp back to invisible mode. Lets get these pull requests squared away carefully and without the rush of imminent release.
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This reverts commit 64e7ad9.
We've are very close to the release and have multiple pull requests still open
for Designate:
There are way too many question marks on this so I am
switching the barclamp back to invisible mode. Lets get these
pull requests squared away carefully and without the rush of
imminent release.