Remove aws-k8s-1.18 variant #2044
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webern
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EKS ended 1.18 support on March 31st 2022.
The old example no longer worked due to tuftool download changes
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Issue number:
Fixes #1942
Description of changes:
Like #1807 removing 1.17, this removes the
aws-k8s-1.18variant. It's no longer supported by k8s upstream or EKS. Deprecation was communicated in the issue linked above and in the 1.6.0 release notes / changelog.Testing done:
Confirmed that unit tests pass, 1.18 is no longer referenced and doesn't build, and 1.19 is still healthy.
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