Kubetui is a terminal user interface (TUI) tool designed for monitoring Kubernetes resources. It provides an easy-to-use interface for developers and operators to access important information about their applications and infrastructure.
What's new in 1.14.0
Highlights Node tab A new Node tab (press 5) lists cluster nodes with status, roles, age, and version. It includes a detail pane for the selected node, customizable columns (runtime dialog / --node-columns / presets), label columns, and column-aware filtering. (#920, #972, #974, #975, #979, #983, #985) Column-aware filtering (Pod / Node / Config / Network) The table filter is now column-aware across all aggregate views: COL:<regex> to include, !COL:<regex> to exclude, label:<selector> applied server-side, and bare values match NAME. Terms on hidden columns become inactive (kept, not applied), the title shows a [position/shown (total)] count (e.g. [1/2 (3)]) so you can see how many rows the filter hides, and ? opens a per-tab filter help dialog. (#980, #982, #986, #988, #989, #991, #992, #997, #999) Label columns (Pod / Node / Config / Network) Register Kubernetes labels as table columns via label_columns in the config file. Registered labels also become valid filter columns and column-dialog entries. (#975, #993, #1002, #1003) Log query: multi-namespace partial success When a log query targets multiple namespaces and the resource is missing in some of them, the remaining namespaces keep streaming logs; missing ones surface as inline [kubetui] notices instead of failing the whole query. (#1004) Fixes - Force exec auth plugins non-interactive so plugin stderr can't corrupt the TUI (#987) - Keep all columns visible when the pane is too narrow (#976) - Apply theme to the pod log-query and node filter help dialogs (#984) - URL-encode user-typed label selectors (#996) - Clear filter state on filter cancel and drive the (total) indicator by filter state Internal / Refactor - Extract a shared parse_table_filter core used by all tabs (#991) - Node column registry single-source-of-truth (#995) - Apply nightly rustfmt (#971) Documentation - Overhaul the README for the new features, and document the OSC52 clipboard mode that shipped in v1.12.0 (#1006) Dependencies - Numerous dependency updates via Renovate Full Changelog: v1.13.0...v1.14.0
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