devspace-sh/devspace v5.9.0

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New Features

• Added a new hook type wait that will wait for containers or pods to be running before continuing with the pipeline. This can be useful if you want to ensure a certain pod is running before you continue with the pipeline, like a database. For more information please take a look at the docs. An example configuration could look like this:

...
deployments:
- name: my-database
  helm:
    componentChart: true
    values:
      ...
hooks:
# This hook will ensure that everytime the deployment
# my-database is deployed DevSpace will wait until
# all pods and containers that match the labelSelector
# app.kubernetes.io/component=my-database are running
- wait:
    # DevSpace will wait for all containers that match the label selector below to become running. 
    # If there are init containers, make sure to set terminatedWithCode as well.
    running: true
    # This can be needed if there are for example init containers
    # that terminate instead of become running.
    terminatedWithCode: 0
  where:
    container:
      labelSelector:
        app.kubernetes.io/component: my-database
        # You could also select just a specific container with
        # containerName: database-container
  when:
    after:
      deployments: my-database
...

• Added a new hook type logs that can print logs of a selected container. This can be useful to print logs of jobs or print the logs of init containers that would not be printed otherwise during devspace dev. For more information, check out the docs.
• Added a new flag --wait to devspace logs that waits for pods to become running before printing the logs
• Added a new global flag --inactivity-timeout that will exit DevSpace automatically if the user is idle for the given amount of time (#1313)

Fixes

• Fixed an issue where devspace sync on linux would miss files on after recreating a folder multiple times locally (#1296)