Fix permanent metadata skew due to disable-legacy-endpoints keys #114
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GKE 1.12 and later defaults to disabling legacy endpoints; this default behavior injects additional metadata into the node pool metadata. The addition of this metadata causes node pools to be destroyed and rebuilt every time Terraform runs.
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GKE 1.12 and later defaults to disabling legacy endpoints; this default
behavior injects additional metadata into the node pool metadata. The
addition of this metadata causes node pools to be destroyed and rebuilt
every time Terraform runs.