Closed jogomu closed 11 months ago
It’s not this tool’s job to copy exactly what kubectl config get-contexts
does.
Furthermore, the output of kubectx is directly fed to tools like fzf (and unfortunately people script around it) so it’s neither feasible nor makes sense.
ok, I just hacked the script to show get-contexts first above the kubectx-controlled portion of the terminal
NAME, CLUSTER and AUTHINFO are all potentially helpful in identifying a cluster. Can we show all of these in the kubectx list please?