Remove dqlite support #381
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Kine has not supported dqlite since 1.19, and canonical's kubernetes-dqlite has been dead since 2021. Signed-off-by: Brad Davidson <[email protected]>
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It still seems to be alive. |
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dqlite itself is definitely still a thing. Users of dqlite via Kine or other projects that aim to replace etcd with dqlite directly (https://github.com/canonical/kubernetes-dqlite) are not. |
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Kine has not supported dqlite since K3s v1.19, and canonical's kubernetes-dqlite has been dead since 2021.
Coming back 4 years later to pull the trigger on what I wanted to do with #54
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