Bug fix: GET operation does not include namespace#185
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Fix: 404 Error When Namespace Is Specified in GET Request
Previously, a GET request for a namespaced resource returned a 404 error, even when the resource name was valid:
{ "url": "https://10.0.0.1:443/api/v1/pods/node10job1pod1k-1?resourceVersion=0&timeout=1m0s", "timestamp": "2025-07-09T04:33:54.232768244Z", "duration": 0.002615457, "type": "http", "code": 404, "message": "" }This occurred because the namespace was not properly included in the request path. According to the Kubernetes API specification, the correct format for retrieving a resource by name within a namespace should be:
Root Cause
The namespace segment was missing in the GET request path construction logic, which led to incorrect targeting and ultimately a 404.
Solution
This PR corrects the GET request path by appending the namespace when specified. After applying this fix, the request behaves as expected:
This change aligns the implementation with Kubernetes API standards.
Thanks to @xinWeiWei24 for helping me navigating this issue