zhranklin/easy_kubectl

Kubectl command namespace switcher

easy_kubectl's Issues

bug: `k config current-context` get wrong result

I see it will actually exec kubectl -n default --context=yyy config current-context but the context arg is not respected in this cmd.

seems to not work with multi-context env/config

under zsh

seems to not auto load KUBE_NS

version: v1.0.18
kubectl version: kubectl_1.20.4_linux

KUBE_NS env empty when login, thus k behaviors improperly until manually choose a ns. That means no persistence is applied.

not compatible with new k8s version such as 1.22

will gen a invalid compl file.

seems to not work in 1.25

update_k
updating to version: v1.1.3
sed: -e expression #1, char 3: unexpected `,'
-n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default /home/yonka/.easy_kubectl/compl_zsh:400: parse error: condition expected: 0e
-n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default /home/yonka/.easy_kubectl/compl_zsh:488: parse error: condition expected: 0e
-n=default -n=default /home/yonka/.easy_kubectl/compl_zsh:508: parse error: condition expected: 0e
/home/yonka/.easy_kubectl/compl_zsh:568: parse error: condition expected: 0e
-n=default -n=default _tags:comptags:36: can only be called from completion function
_tags:comptry:55: can only be called from completion function
_tags:comptags:60: can only be called from completion function
_tags:comptags:67: can only be called from completion function
-n=default -n=default -n=default /home/yonka/.easy_kubectl/compl_zsh:680: parse error: condition expected: 0e
-n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default _arguments:comparguments:325: can only be called from completion function
-n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default -n=default Current Namespace:
default
successfully installed easy_kubectl!

support offline usage

in some env we can not access the internet, can we provide a way to package all files including dependencies like fzf to a tar.gz file?

`k config` passes unexpected `-n` param

k config set-context --current
kubectl -n default config set-context --current
Error: unknown shorthand flag: 'n' in -n
See 'kubectl config set-context --help' for usage.

under zsh

zsh seems to be not supported but loaded in zshrc

incompatible with kubectl completion of kubectl version v1.18.8

such as k get p<tab> can not complete

base64: invalid option -- w when GEN_OFFLINE

platform: macos m1

➜  easy_kubectl export FZF_TARGET=linux_amd64
➜  easy_kubectl tag=$(wget -qO - https://api.github.com/repos/zhranklin/easy_kubectl/releases/latest|grep tag_name|sed 's/.*tag_name": "//g; s/",.*//g')
➜  easy_kubectl wget -qO - https://github.com/zhranklin/easy_kubectl/archive/$tag.tar.gz | tar xzO easy_kubectl-$tag/install.sh > install.sh
➜  easy_kubectl GEN_OFFLINE=1 source install.sh > install-offline.sh
base64: invalid option -- w
Usage:	base64 [-hvDd] [-b num] [-i in_file] [-o out_file]
  -h, --help     display this message
  -Dd, --decode   decodes input
  -b, --break    break encoded string into num character lines
  -i, --input    input file (default: "-" for stdin)
  -o, --output   output file (default: "-" for stdout)
fzf: Write error
tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors.