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it affects the creation or deletion of volumes. anything that already exists will be fine and continue operating. On the second oldest version of kube currently supported that is also older than the version in every release channel atm. So it's a subset of a subset of a subset of an old version.

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You seem to miss the point that "global" is a geographic indication. It does not mean "all features" or "all users".

> anything that already exists will be fine and continue operating.

Any pod that already exists will be fine, but that doesn't extend to services, as they may autoscale volumes along with pods. I'm not sure many users on such an antiquated kube version would have done that, but if no one did, there would probably not be a notice.

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