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calico: avoid POD restart during initial deploy #6886
calico: avoid POD restart during initial deploy #6886
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calico PODs are first started and then in a handler killed and restarted for no reason, nothing has changed. By using the existing variable 'calico_cni_config' (only defined when calico has already started) the restart can be skipped.
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calico PODs are first started and then in a handler killed and restarted for no reason, nothing has changed. By using the existing variable 'calico_cni_config' (only defined when calico has already started) the restart can be skipped.
calico PODs are first started and then in a handler killed and
restarted for no reason, nothing has changed.
By using the existing variable 'calico_cni_config' (only defined when
calico has already started) the restart can be skipped.
What type of PR is this?
/kind cleanup
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Which issue(s) this PR fixes:
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Does this PR introduce a user-facing change?: