chore(deps): update dependency kubernetes to v34

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Confidence
kubernetes	==33.1.0 -> ==34.1.0

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kubernetes-client/python (kubernetes)

v34.1.0

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Kubernetes API Version: v1.34.1

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the kubernetes Python client library to its latest stable version, 34.1.0. This ensures that the project benefits from the most recent features, bug fixes, and API compatibility provided by the Kubernetes client, maintaining the stability and security of the application's interaction with Kubernetes clusters.

Highlights

• Dependency Update: The kubernetes Python client library has been updated from version 33.1.0 to 34.1.0.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the kubernetes Python client from version 33.1.0 to 34.1.0. While keeping dependencies current is important, this major version bump aligns the client with Kubernetes API version 1.34. This creates a significant version skew with the GKE clusters used in the integration tests, which are created with a default version that is likely much older. This incompatibility is likely to cause test failures. My review comment highlights this risk and suggests updating the test environment to ensure compatibility.

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Updating to kubernetes client v34.1.0 targets Kubernetes API v1.34. The integration tests in get_namespace_test.py create a GKE cluster with a default version, which may be significantly older (e.g., v1.28 or v1.29). This large client/server version skew is unsupported (the Kubernetes API officially supports a skew of +/- 1 minor version) and will likely cause the tests to fail.

To fix this, the test setup in get_namespace_test.py should be updated to explicitly create a GKE cluster with a Kubernetes version compatible with this client, for example by setting initial_cluster_version to a 1.34.x version.