README: say this gem is unmaintained, transition tips #31
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I thought it was still needed to access OS only objects like routes and projects. |
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In that case, you're perfectly suited to review this PR 😉. |
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"We" know this is no longer necessary and therefore not maintained, but it's not obvious to somebody encountering this gem/repo first.
cc @zeari where did you encounter use of openshift_client? https://gitter.im/ManageIQ/manageiq/containers?at=5ac237dc1130fe3d3692f83a
[Unfortunately, requesting both openshift_client and a recent kubeclient does resolve in bundler, by digging out an ancient openshift_client 0.0.x version that had an open-ended
>=dep on kubeclient. Don't think we can do anything about this now.]