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@Danil-Grigorev Danil-Grigorev commented Nov 3, 2025

Description

Having this command in place would allow to perform member peerURL update without using etcdctl when such operation is required.

It can be used as:

k0s etcd member-update --member-name <hostname> <peerURLs>

Fixes #6582

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twz123 commented Nov 6, 2025

I wonder if there's another way to achieve this. Maybe a higher level thing like "k0s rejoin" or sth. like this.

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Add missing etcd member-update subcommand to k0s

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