use kubectl v1.32.3 to match new clusters #1586
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When creating a new cluster, with `nsc create`, the server version reported is `v1.32.3`. K8s typically only supports a skew of +/-1 when it comes to client vs server version. This brings the client version inline with the server version, in order to remove the following warning message... ``` WARNING: version difference between client (1.26) and server (1.32) exceeds the supported minor version skew of +/-1 ```
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When creating a new cluster, with
nsc create, the server version reported isv1.32.3.K8s typically only supports a skew of +/-1 when it comes to client vs server version.
This brings the client version inline with the server version, in order to remove the following warning message...