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[feature request] display which cluster (context) and namespace currently being viewed #98
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The way I know which namespace I’m working in is I select the settings icon on the top right of any of the tabs say ‘pods’ and it shows a tick next to which namespace I’m viewing including ‘show all’ which then shows a grey name on top of your items being listed so you know which belong to which As for which cluster you browsing, I can’t help there as I only have a single cluster sorry |
Hi @himslm01, I like the idea to improve the visibility of the current context. I already started some time ago with this or better with the improvement of the context switching. I committed my ideas and created #99. Your feedback would be very useful. You can download the build for this PR from https://github.com/kubenav/kubenav/actions/runs/131370304 |
@ricoberger just tried it and wow that easy! |
Thanks for the fast feedback, I will look into this. |
Hi @ricoberger. On Linux when I download the build from that PR I get a Zip, containing a tar.gz, containing one file - the kubenav executable. What do I do to make it run? |
Hi @himslm01, it should be enough when you start the executable via double click. Then it should be create two folders If kubenav doesn't start you can also start it via terminal, there you are also getting an error message in case it doesn't work. |
Hi @ricoberger,
Do you want me to make a new ticket for parsing the KUBECONFIG environment variable correctly?
Yes, I really like the Context drop-down-menu. It appears (to my mind) in a slightly strange place at the bottom middle of the window - a long way from the menu, but I'm sure I can get used to that :-) |
Thanks for your feedback. Yes a new ticket for the parsing of the |
@himslm01 I adjusted the position of the clusters selection, feel free to try out the new version: https://github.com/kubenav/kubenav/actions/runs/133598403 @si458 After a first look, it would be a bit more work to move the namespace selection to the menu. I would postpone this to later. |
After two days of using Kubenav on desktop and tablet I'm really enjoying the UI - especially on an iPad.
But I'd really like to have the context and namespace I'm currently interacting with displayed all the time.
I've currently got 11 contexts registered, each has several namespaces.
I was on a call today looking at resource usage in a pod and I was asked "which environment is that?" Without navigating away from the data I was reading I had no way of telling.
Looking for work-arounds I noticed that:
On the desktop: the "Clusters" drop-down menu doesn't have a check mark next to the currently used context
On the tablet: I really have no way (that I've seen) of seeing which context I'm interacting with unless I go all the way to the "Clusters" menu.
On the desktop and tablet: when you're look at an object's details the menu for changing namespaces (which does have a check mark - when you can see the menu) is not available.
In order to use Kubenav with confidence I believe the user should have feedback about the context and namespace they are currently working in.
Thank you :-)
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