Support public/private API endpoints settings from file

`update-cluster-endpoints` command changes API endpoint settings (eksctl-io#1149)

But this command doesn't read config file.
So when we use `-f` option, `eksctl` doesn't change settings.

pkg/ctl/utils/update_cluster_endpoint_access.go

@@ -85,12 +85,17 @@ func doUpdateClusterEndpoints(cmd *cmdutils.Cmd, newPrivate bool, newPublic bool
 	logger.Info("current Kubernetes API endpoint access: privateAccess=%v, publicAccess=%v",
 		curPrivate, curPublic)
 
-	privateSet, publicSet := accessFlagsSet(cmd)
-	if !privateSet {
-		newPrivate = curPrivate
-	}
-	if !publicSet {
-		newPublic = curPublic
+	if cfg.VPC.ClusterEndpoints.PublicAccess != nil && cfg.VPC.ClusterEndpoints.PrivateAccess != nil {
+		newPublic = *cfg.VPC.ClusterEndpoints.PublicAccess
+		newPrivate = *cfg.VPC.ClusterEndpoints.PrivateAccess
+	}else{
+		privateSet, publicSet := accessFlagsSet(cmd)
+		if !privateSet {
+			newPrivate = curPrivate
+		}
+		if !publicSet {
+			newPublic = curPublic
+		}
 	}
 
 	// Nothing changed?

site/content/usage/06-vpc-networking.md

@@ -198,6 +198,12 @@ The following is an example of how one could configure the Kubernetes API endpoi
 eksctl utils update-cluster-endpoints --name=<clustername> --private-access=true --public-access=false
 ```
 
+To update the setting using a `ClusterConfig` file, use:
+
+```console
+eksctl utils update-cluster-endpoints -f config.yaml
+```
+
 Note that if you don't pass a flag in it will keep the current value. Once you are satisfied with the proposed changes,
 add the `approve` flag to make the change to the running cluster.