add new template functions to list objects #343
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This PR adds new template functions:
lookupList <apiVersion> <kind> <namespace> <labelSelector>localLookupList <apiVersion> <kind> <namespace> <labelSelector>lookupListWithKubeConfig <apiVersion> <kind> <namespace> <labelSelector> <kubeConfig>To be called like this:
The 'local' variant uses the effective local (controller-side) kubeconfig (in case of remotely deployed components).
The 'WithKubeConfig' variant takes an arbitrary kubeconfig (as
string) as last argument.All three methods return an array of
map[string]any, representing the found resources.For namespaced objects, if the given namespace is empty, objects are selected from all namespaces. For non-namespaced objects, the namespace should be specified empty. An empty selector means: 'select everything'.