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Automatic merge from submit-queue (batch tested with PRs 45374, 44537, 45739, 44474, 45888) Update 'More info' links on API types and fields > **Please just review the first commit, the rest is generated files.** Recent docs website shuffling during 1.6 caused majority of links in the API types and fields to break. Since we do not have server-side 301 redirects, user has to click an extra link, and the #target fragment in the URL will be lost. (This is because GitHub’s redirect_from feature is not ideal.) For the time being, I have manually gone through all of them to bring them up to date and add HTTPS to those missing it. This is a docs-only change and impacts generated code, generated swaggers, API reference docs etc. cc: @steveperry-53 @devin-donnelly @chenopis fyi, docs links changes (even small title changes) easily breaks links in API reference, Swagger, kubectl explain, and many other places. Signed-off-by: Ahmet Alp Balkan <ahmetb@google.com>
Kubernetes
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