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Validate that require-kubeconfig is not passed after 1.10 #5621

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@justinsb justinsb commented Aug 14, 2018

This should alert users that are manually specifying old flags - I
suspect that a few of the upgrade failures are due to users that are
running with clusters captured from kops get cluster --full, and
this will detect that.

Issue #5459

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This should alert users that are manually specifying old flags - I
suspect that a few of the upgrade failures are due to users that are
running with clusters captured from `kops get cluster --full`, and
this will detect that.

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/lgtm

is the beginning of a more centralized effort to better handle deprecated flags?

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@geojaz that's a good idea! Having a few verifications in each release to warn people. If we do I think we'd want some helper functions though!

@k8s-ci-robot k8s-ci-robot merged commit fb0ab1b into kubernetes:master Aug 15, 2018
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* Starting support of kubernetes v1.10

* Starting support for kops-v1.10

* Remove missplaced comment

* ClusterSpec : Remove 'requireKubeconfig' (removed since kops-1.10 of kubernetes/kops#5621)
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