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ah but its provider specific, anyway to get the equivalent of `kubectl version` ?

`kubectl version` just returns the server and client api version.

what is missing from the `platformVersion` output that you need?

So I was hoping to just understand the API version of the cluster regardless of provider, and install different versions of resources based on that