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Revert "Merge pull request #51857 from kubernetes/revert-51307-kc-type-refactor" This reverts commit9d27d92420, reversing changes made to2e69d4e625. See original: #51307 We punted this from 1.8 so it could go through an API review. The point of this PR is that we are trying to stabilize the kubeletconfig API so that we can move it out of alpha, and unblock features like Dynamic Kubelet Config, Kubelet loading its initial config from a file instead of flags, kubeadm and other install tools having a versioned API to rely on, etc. We shouldn't rev the version without both removing all the deprecated junk from the KubeletConfiguration struct, and without (at least temporarily) removing all of the fields that have "Experimental" in their names. It wouldn't make sense to lock in to deprecated fields. "Experimental" fields can be audited on a 1-by-1 basis after this PR, and if found to be stable (or sufficiently alpha-gated), can be restored to the KubeletConfiguration without the "Experimental" prefix.
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