Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Because Route custom resources don't have human-readable names to understand which apps and URLs are routed one has to get YAML output of the resource to get that information.
It especially takes more time to identify required route resources in the list of routes, as you one has to get Routes YAML output, search by required criteria in output, and lookup name of the route in the metadata.
Describe the solution you'd like
Display URL and App GUID of the route when performing kubectl get routes -owide command.
Describe alternatives you've considered
kubectl get routes -oyaml | grep -B 50 "my URL" then find name manually
kubectl get routes -ojson | jq '.fancy filter which will match by URL and return name of the routekubectl get routes -n cf-workloads -ojsonpath='{.items[].metadata.name} {.items[].spec.url}' | grep "my URL"
Additional context
It's common for common resources has columns which are displayed in -owide output. For example, Istio's VirtualService displays hostnames and gateways.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Because Route custom resources don't have human-readable names to understand which apps and URLs are routed one has to get YAML output of the resource to get that information.
It especially takes more time to identify required route resources in the list of routes, as you one has to get Routes YAML output, search by required criteria in output, and lookup name of the route in the metadata.
Describe the solution you'd like
Display URL and App GUID of the route when performing
kubectl get routes -owide
command.Describe alternatives you've considered
kubectl get routes -oyaml | grep -B 50 "my URL"
then find name manuallykubectl get routes -ojson | jq '.fancy filter which will match by URL and return name of the route
kubectl get routes -n cf-workloads -ojsonpath='{.items[].metadata.name} {.items[].spec.url}' | grep "my URL"
Additional context
It's common for common resources has columns which are displayed in
-owide
output. For example, Istio's VirtualService displays hostnames and gateways.Contributions
I'm going to contribute this.