chore(deps): bump sigs.k8s.io/cloud-provider-azure/pkg/azclient/configloader from 0.0.27 to 0.1.0

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Bumps sigs.k8s.io/cloud-provider-azure/pkg/azclient/configloader from 0.0.27 to 0.1.0.

Changelog

Sourced from sigs.k8s.io/cloud-provider-azure/pkg/azclient/configloader's changelog.

Release Versioning

Release source

There're two major code change sources for this project, either may push forward a new release for Kubernetes azure-cloud-controller-manager:

1. Changes in Kubernetes cloud-controller-manager, which happens in Kubernetes repository Since this project dependes on Kubernetes cloud-controller-manager, we'll periodically sync changes from Kubernetes upstream repository. When upstream shipped a new release tag, we may consider publishing a new release

2. Changes in Azure cloud provider, which happens directly in this repository Azure cloud provider also accepts new features and bug changes. In cases when a security fix is required or when the changes accumulated to certain amount, we may also consider publishing a new release, even if there is no change from Kubernetes upstream.

Versioning

This project is a Kubernetes component whereas the functionalities and APIs all go with Kubernetes upstream project, thus we will use same versioning mechanism of Kubernetes, with some subtle differences for Azure cloud provider and non-Kubernetes changes.

The basic rule is:

1. Every release version follows Semantic Versioning, in the form of MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH
2. For MAJOR.MINOR, it keeps same value as the Kubernetes upstream
3. For PATCH, it is calculated independently:
   • If upstream Kubernetes has a new a patch release, which introduces change in cloud-controller-manager or any component we depend on, then sync the change and increase the PATCH number.
   • If any code change happens in Azure cloud provider or other dependency projects, which becomes eligible for a new release, then increase the PATCH number.

References:

• Kubernetes Release Versioning
• Semantic Versioning

Branch and version scheme

This project uses golang's vendoring mechanism for managing dependencies (see Dependency management for detail). When talking abount 'sync from Kubernetes upstream', it actually means vendoring Kubernetes repository code under the vendor directory.

During each sync from upstream, it is usually fine to sync to latest commit. But if there is a new tagged commit in upstream that we haven't vendored, we should sync to that tagged commit first, and apply a version tag correspondingly if applicable. The version tag mechanism is a bit different on master branch and releasing branch, please see below for detail.

The upstream syncing change should be made in a single Pull Request. If in some case, the upstream change causes a test break, then the pull requests should not be merged until follow up fix commits are added.

For example, if upstream change adds a new cloud provider interface, syncing the upstream change may raise a test break, and we should add the implementation (even no-op) in same pull request.

master branch

This is the main development branch for merging pull requests. When upgrading dependencies, it will sync from Kubernetes upstream's master branch.

Fixes to releasing branches should be merged in master branch first, and then ported to corresponding release branch.

Version tags:

• X.Y.0-alpha.0
  • This is initial tag for a new release, it will be applied when a release branch is created. See below for detail
• X.Y.0-alpha.W, W > 0
  • Those version tags are periodically created if enough change accumulated. It does not have direct mapping with X.Y.0-alpha.W in Kubernetes upstream

releasing branch

For release X.Y, the branch will have name release-X.Y. When upgrading dependencies, it will sync with Kubernetes upstream's release-X.Y branch. Release branch would be created when upstream release branch is created and first X.Y.0-beta.0 tag is applied.

Version tags:

• X.Y.0-beta.0

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Commits

• 6b4fee5 Merge pull request #132 from feiskyer/1.14-update
• 8f4ab21 Update vendors for v1.14.0
• c7352f8 Update kubernetes version to 1.14.0
• ff0c8cf Merge pull request #131 from feiskyer/feature-gate
• 5e93f20 Enable feature gate CSIInlineVolume for kube-controller-manager
• 22a9e22 Merge pull request #129 from fseldow/master
• 0a48ef6 Merge pull request #126 from jchauncey/fix-image-tag
• 4aeaa69 fix: Allow IMAGE_TAG to be overridden
• 81684fe Make autoscaler e2e test more stable
• 7a3750c Merge pull request #123 from feiskyer/update-k8s-1.14
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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Dependency Name	Ignore Conditions
sigs.k8s.io/cloud-provider-azure/pkg/azclient/configloader	[< 0.1, > 0.0.12]

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