Release v0.21.0

Notes

Thank you to all that contributed with flushing out issues and enhancements for K9s! I'll try to mark some of these issues as fixed. But if you don't mind grab the latest rev and see if we're happier with some of the fixes! If you've filed an issue please help me verify and close. Your support, kindness and awesome suggestions to make K9s better is as ever very much noticed and appreciated!

If you feel K9s is helping your Kubernetes journey, please consider joining our sponsorhip program and/or make some noise on social! @kitesurfer.

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First A Word From Our Sponsors...

First off, I would like to send a Big Thank You to the following generous K9s friends for joining our sponsorship program and supporting this project!

Moving Forward!

In this drop, we've added a port-forward indicator to visually see if a port-forward is active on a pod/container. You can also navigate directly to the port-forwards view using the new shortcut f available in pod and container view.

Manifest That!

Ever wanted to manipulate your Kubernetes manifests directly in K9s? Yes Please!!

We are introducing a new view namely directory aka dir. Using this command you can now list/traverse a given directory structure containing your Kubernetes manifests using a new dir command. To list out all directory and manifest in the fred directory simply issue: :dir /fred. This will list all directory and manifests present in /fred. Just like any other K9s views, the directory view will monitor and update the view should /freds content changes. From there you can view/edit your manifests and also deploy or delete these resources for your cluster directly from K9s. Just like kubectl you can apply/delete an entire directory or a single manifest.
How cool is that?

Resolved Bugs/Features/PRs

Issue #778
Issue #774
Issue #761
Issue #759
Issue #758
PR #746 Big Thanks to Groselt!
PR #788 ATTA Boy! Antoine
PR #712 All credits to Pavel. Thank you!!

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