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Docs reference to Locust k8s Operator removed without apparent reasoning #2790

Closed AbdelrhmanHamouda closed 3 weeks ago

AbdelrhmanHamouda commented 3 months ago

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Hello, The docs reference to the Locust k8s Operator has been removed in this commit without an apparent reasoning.

I assume it's a bug (hence this issue). If this is indeed intended, I would like to know what was the policy change resulting to this and how we can have the project listed again. Also since the docs still point to the "third party" helm chart in another section.

The project in my opinion offers a tremendous value for people wanting to run locust on k8s.

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cyberw commented 3 months ago

Hi! I moved it to https://github.com/locustio/locust/wiki/Extensions, because I wanted to group external things (except for the ones I actually maintain) there, but forgot to add a link. I do want to keep/reintroduce some of best things in the main docs however (and that includes your operator).

Anyways, we're doing a bit of a documentation refresh and will be sure to put it back in somewhere.

AbdelrhmanHamouda commented 3 months ago

Thanks @cyberw for the timely and clear response. I have a better context now and I'm looking forward to seeing the revamped docs!

If you would like, I'm happy to close the issueor we can keep it open for tracking "as you prefer".

cyberw commented 3 months ago

We can keep it open for now. If I forget, that way I'll get a reminder when it goes stale :)

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