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I was a bit confused, this log is in the function of
CreateBootstrapCluster, I think usingCreatingshould be OK?For your case, are you running
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I think the fix is for when using the
existingbootstrap cluster type, which it makes sense. It's a small change that works for any bootstrapper type.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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yes, it's a nit and not important ,just better to have
since it take me some time to know it's not 'creating' at all, it's just preparing (either creating or reusing)
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this make sense, thanks @jichenjc @vincepri