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This reverts commit 170bf26, because adding
the node_labels to the default node pool requires a destroy and re-create on
the AKS cluster.
This is likely due to the node_pool using the legacy `default_node_pool`
block of the `azurerm_kubernetes_cluster` resource. Must migrate to using
a `azurerm_kubernetes_cluster_node_pool`. Will tackle this as part of
revamping node pools support in general.
Opening an issue to track this:
#172
FYI @to266, unfortunately I had to revert this part of your contribution from this release. Part of revamping the node pools support will be migrating from the default_node_pool block to the azurerm_kubernetes_cluster_node_pool resource. I prefer to tackle the node_labels together with that change, so I can handle both with a single transitional release to avoid downtime for users.
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This reverts commit 170bf26, because adding
the node_labels to the default node pool requires a destroy and re-create on
the AKS cluster.
This is likely due to the node_pool using the legacy `default_node_pool`
block of the `azurerm_kubernetes_cluster` resource. Must migrate to using
a `azurerm_kubernetes_cluster_node_pool`. Will tackle this as part of
revamping node pools support in general.
Opening an issue to track this:
#172
Adding node_labels to the default node pool forces a destroy and recreate plan.
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