kubectl add alias to decode secret data #8699
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Standards checklist:
Mine with inspiration from https://github.com/mveritym/kubedecode
Changes:
kdecsec
alias tokubectl
plugin to base64 decode kubernetes secretsOther comments:
Kubernetes Secrets have their data encoded in base64. More often than not, when wanting to know what's in a given secret, we want the data.
The
kdecsec
alias is pretty much the same thing as kubedecode, which solves the same problem. Making it part of thekubectl
plugin is just super convenient. 馃榿