Fix legacy version in DigitalOcean Kubernetes setup doc #1788
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In the Kubernetes on Digital Ocean doc page, there are two minor issues.
The
doctl k8s cluster createcommand is using an outdated Kubernetes version. Using1.12.1-do.2throws a 422 validation error.When creating a Kubernetes cluster through Digital Ocean's dashboard, only versions 1.16.14 and up seem to be supported.
I've replaced the legacy version with latest
1.18.8-do.0.The
doctl k8s cluster createcommand is also missing a double quote at the end. I've added the missing double quote.Confirmed by testing in Ubuntu 20.04:
