v1.5.1

Fixed

• kubectl console now finds a kubectl next to the app. The console previously ran a bare kubectl,
  so it only worked when kubectl was on the system PATH — a frequent miss on VDIs and packaged installs,
  where a PATH edit doesn't reach the already-running launcher. KubeDesk now resolves the binary in
  order: a KUBEDESK_KUBECTL env var (or -Dkubedesk.kubectl=… property) override, then a
  kubectl/kubectl.exe shipped next to the app (or a sibling/parent bin/), then the system PATH as
  before. Drop your own kubectl next to KubeDesk and the console works without touching PATH. No binary
  is bundled with the distribution.

Full Changelog: v1.5.0...v1.5.1

v1.5.0

Added

• Embedded kubectl console. A new kubectl console (☰ menu, or Ctrl/Cmd+K) opens a terminal
  drawer at the bottom of the window that runs your own kubectl. The active context, namespace,
  and kubeconfig are auto-injected on every command, so what you run always matches what's selected in
  the UI — type just the args (e.g. get pods -o wide). Output streams live with a Stop button for
  -f/-w commands, ↑/↓ command history, and selectable/copyable text. Commands run through the
  system shell, so pipes and redirects (| grep, | jq, > file) work. It defers to you when you type an
  explicit -n/--all-namespaces/--context. This is a command-runner, not a full TTY — interactive
  commands (kubectl edit, exec -it) still belong in the pod Shell tab; if kubectl isn't on your
  PATH the drawer says so (KubeDesk's own actions don't need it).

Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.5.0

v1.4.0

Added

• Events view. A new Events entry in the sidebar shows the namespace's event stream — the
  practical "namespace log" — as a table (Type, Reason, Object, Count, Last Seen, Message), most-recent
  first. Warning rows are tinted so problems stand out. This is where the reason for a failing pod,
  a scheduling issue, or an image-pull error usually shows up, all in one place.
• Live pod metrics charts. The pod details panel gains a Metrics tab with live CPU and
  Memory line charts that poll the Metrics API (every 10s, summed across containers) and plot usage
  over time — a quick read on whether a pod is climbing toward its limits. Requires metrics-server in
  the cluster; the tab notes when metrics aren't available.

Full Changelog: v1.3.1...v1.4.0

v1.3.1

Added

• Proactive RBAC awareness. On each namespace change, KubeDesk runs a SelfSubjectRulesReview
  (like kubectl auth can-i --list) and adapts the UI to your permissions: resource kinds you can't
  list are hidden from the sidebar (with their section header), Delete / Scale / Restart are
  disabled when you lack the verb, and + Create is greyed out when you can't create. It fails
  open — if permissions can't be determined (or in all-namespaces mode), everything is shown and
  enabled, so nothing you can actually use is ever hidden. Broad/admin tokens see no change.

Full Changelog: v1.3.0...v1.3.1

v1.3.0

Added

• Search across all listed namespaces. The namespace dropdown gains an "✿ All namespaces"
  entry (when more than one namespace is listed). It lists the current kind in each listed namespace
  and merges them into one table with a leading Namespace column, so the search box spans them
  all. It queries each namespace individually rather than a single cluster-wide list, so it works
  even with namespace-scoped tokens. This mode is read-only (double-click / right-click → View YAML,
  Copy name, or "Go to this namespace"); pick a single namespace to act on a resource.

Changed

• Per-context namespace memory. The last-used namespace is remembered per context and restored
  when you switch back — juggling multiple contexts no longer loses your namespace.
• Copyable text. The status message and the details Overview are now selectable and copyable
  (select + Ctrl+C, right-click Copy, or a "Copy all" button on the Overview) — handy for pasting an
  error or a resource's details into a ticket or chat.

Full Changelog: v1.2.8...v1.3.0

v1.2.8

Fixed

• Never list resources cluster-wide by accident. When the Namespace box is blank (e.g. a
  kubeconfig context that sets no default namespace), KubeDesk now falls back to the context's
  namespace and never issues a cluster-wide list — which a namespace-scoped token is forbidden from
  and which produced a confusing "pods is forbidden" error. If a request is still denied, the status
  bar now hints: type your namespace in the Namespace box and press Enter. (The Namespace box is
  editable, and your choice is remembered across restarts.)

Full Changelog: v1.2.7...v1.2.8

v1.2.7

Changed

• The bulk "Clean up" action now lives only in the Health scan (removed from the Pods
  toolbar) — the Health view is where terminal pods surface, so it's the natural home for clearing them.

Full Changelog: v1.2.6...v1.2.7

v1.2.6

Added

• Auto-update. On startup KubeDesk checks GitHub for a newer release and, if one exists, shows a
  dismissible banner under the toolbar. Update now downloads the installer for your OS (with a
  progress dialog) and launches it — a one-click upgrade. The check is async (never blocks startup),
  fails silently when offline, remembers a version you dismiss, and can be turned off with
  updateCheckEnabled: false in ~/.kubedesk/prefs.json.
  (Note: the installers aren't code-signed yet, so Windows may still show an "unknown publisher"
  prompt during the update — that's expected.)
• App menu (☰) + About dialog. A new menu at the right of the toolbar with Check for updates…
  (manual re-check with feedback) and About KubeDesk (version, links, license).

Full Changelog: v1.2.5...v1.2.6

v1.2.5

Added

• Bulk "Clean up" for terminal pods — remove evicted/failed pods (and optionally completed ones)
  in one click instead of deleting them one by one. A 🧹 Clean up menu on the Pods toolbar (shown
  only for Pods) and in the Health scan offers "evicted / failed" (Phase=Failed) or "failed +
  completed" (Failed + Succeeded). It counts matches first and confirms the exact number before
  deleting, and only ever targets terminal pods — Running/Pending pods are never touched, so live
  workloads are unaffected.

Full Changelog: v1.2.4...v1.2.5

v1.2.4

Fixed

• Status bar stays visible on small screens. The sidebar's nav list is now scrollable, so a short
  window (e.g. a small VDI display) shrinks/scrolls the list instead of forcing the whole layout taller
  than the screen and pushing the bottom status bar off-screen. "+ Create" stays pinned at the bottom.

Full Changelog: v1.2.3...v1.2.4