v0.30.0

Version 0.30.0 shows how much node capacity pods request, lets you edit decoded Secret values in your editor, and keeps followed logs running through rollouts and restarts.

New features

• The nodes view shows the CPU and memory that pods request and limit as a percentage of node capacity. %CPU/R and %MEM/R are default columns, and %CPU/L and %MEM/L show in wide mode. This helps you see why a pod does not schedule on a node that is not busy.
• Press e in the decoded Secret view to edit the text values in $EDITOR. Sofka patches only the keys that you change, after you confirm. The new secret-edit guardrail applies to this action.

Fixes

• Followed logs now reconnect after a container restart, a dropped connection, or a laptop wake. Workload and service logs also follow the new pods that a rollout creates.
• The command palette refreshes namespace completions each time it opens. New namespaces now appear in :<kind> <ns> completion without a restart.

What's Changed

• fix: refresh namespace completions every time the palette opens by @nklmilojevic in #786
• fix: keep followed logs alive across rollouts, restarts, and dropped streams by @nklmilojevic in #785
• feat: edit decoded Secret values in $EDITOR by @nklmilojevic in #787
• feat: show committed node capacity as request and limit percentages by @nklmilojevic in #788

Full Changelog: v0.29.10...v0.30.0