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feature request: "kubectl logs" #11
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Forgot to mention: I'm using kubenav-1.1.0-linux-amd64.AppImage |
Hi, thanks for your request. To view the logs of a container you can swipe left on the name of a container in the pod details view. On desktop you need click and hold the left mouse key and swipe left. Currently this is not that clear, maybe I add a button for this next to each container for better access to the logs on desktop. The previous logs are not available for now. I will look deeper into this for the next release. Besides that I also want to add a configuration option to only load the last x log lines, because on mobile it's very slow to load 10000+ log lines. |
If you want, you can take a look at #16. |
Is it not released yet for iOS? I’m using 1.2.0 version, but can not see this “Logs” new button in containers block. |
Hi @donbeave. For iOS and Android the button will become visible, when you swipe the container name to the left. Then a modal with the logs is shown. In the upper right corner you have the options to load all log lines (by default only the last 1000 lines are loaded) or to load the logs from the previous container. |
@ricoberger Thank you! Found it! |
The readme file mentions "The details view of your workloads contains all the necessary logs and events..." How do I summon the logs for a container in a pod? I expected it to be offered in the per-pod details.
The option to view the previous log (
kubectl logs -p
) would be very helpful when dealing with a pod stuck in a restart loop.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: