Hi, in order to better integrate with other Kubernetes tools and the kubectl CLI itself, the rook-ceph plugin should expect the namespace for running commands to be the currently selected namespace in the current Kubernetes context instead of "rook-ceph". This would put it's behaviour in line with kubectl.
This might seem like a nitpick, but these standards help decrease friction in the adoption of new tools :)
Hi, in order to better integrate with other Kubernetes tools and the kubectl CLI itself, the rook-ceph plugin should expect the namespace for running commands to be the currently selected namespace in the current Kubernetes context instead of "rook-ceph". This would put it's behaviour in line with kubectl.
This might seem like a nitpick, but these standards help decrease friction in the adoption of new tools :)
Thanks