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Get the server version of Kubernetes as a data object. It would be useful in cases in which someone needs to create resources depending on the kubernetes version (e.g., deprecated resources removed in a future k8s version).
Potential Terraform Configuration
Example:
data"kubernetes_server_version""cluster_name" { }
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@BBBmau I gave this one a poke as a foray into golang and have something that works locally but can't push the branch. What's the recommended path here?
@BBBmau I gave this one a poke as a foray into golang and have something that works locally but can't push the branch. What's the recommended path here?
Hello! Are you attempting to push to a branch that you made from a cloned repo? You'll need to fork it and make the changes on your forked repo then from there make a PR for us to review.
Description
Get the server version of Kubernetes as a
data
object. It would be useful in cases in which someone needs to create resources depending on the kubernetes version (e.g., deprecated resources removed in a future k8s version).Potential Terraform Configuration
Example:
Community Note
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: