The managedFields field introduced in Kubernetes 1.18 takes up a massive amount of screen real-estate and is quite annoying to sift through when viewing a resource. Tools like the command-line application k9s have an explicit option to toggle managed fields (which that application hides by default). It would be nice if Kubernetic had this ability as well.
Here's a screenshot showing k9s and a snippet of a resource with the option toggled (some info obfuscated):
The
managedFields
field introduced in Kubernetes 1.18 takes up a massive amount of screen real-estate and is quite annoying to sift through when viewing a resource. Tools like the command-line applicationk9s
have an explicit option to toggle managed fields (which that application hides by default). It would be nice if Kubernetic had this ability as well.Here's a screenshot showing
k9s
and a snippet of a resource with the option toggled (some info obfuscated):