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Use host .kube/config file / kubectl command on Mac OS X #13
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Hi and thanks for your request. For now you can try to use the Manual option to add a cluster. If you copy the content from the file under For the future I want to support OIDC for GKE, EKS and AKS. Also supporting the local kubeconfig from |
As workaround for GKE you can also try one of the solutions from #14. |
Hi, I merged PR #25, which adds support for the kubeconfig file from `~/.kube/config. The changes will be available in the next version. |
Nice, do you have any idea when the next version might be? |
The next release is currently planned for mid-March. The submission of the app to the App Store and to Google Play is a little bit time consuming and therefore I planned a release every four weeks. Maybe I can improve the publishing of the desktop versions to provide something like nightly builds... I will definitely reply to this issue when the new version is available. |
Hi @entropitor, you can try out the nightly builds where the fix for your issue is included. |
Works like a charm, thanks! |
I was wondering how to configure kubenav. When I try to copy past my ~/.kube/config file in, I get an error as I have a GKE cluster in there which doesn't have the fields listed needed for this project.
But even for minikube, this app seems to be failing as my config has a path to a file at
certificate-authority
instead ofcertificate-authority-data
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