Fix broken link to file that no longer exists in amazon-eks-ami repo #577
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This file is now generated by a Make target in amazon-vpc-cni-k8s repo:
make generate-limits
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Hi @svennam92, please approve. |
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bump @bradwatsonaws |
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Sorry @brc I don't maintain the other repo and can't approve PRs here either. |
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Please re-open this PR against the asciidoc format we've migrated to (folder: latest/bpg) |
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Description of changes:
Remove a broken link to a file that no longer exists in another repo.
Instead, link to a Markdown page in that same repo which describes how to generate aforementioned file.
(This file is generated by a Make target in
amazon-vpc-cni-k8srepo using:)Feels less brittle linking to that page which describes the steps rather than duplicating the steps here (lest they become outdated again).
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