Christian Provenzano

Another potential factor is double-width (wide) characters. This may not be a concern for current user input, but wide chars could very well be piped into `draw` from other commands....

This behavior stems from the tview library, relevant code here: https://github.com/derailed/tview/blob/master/dropdown.go#L415. In essence `Enter`, `Down`, & normal chars open the dropdown - problematic when you expect `Down` to navigate to...

I've adapted, and the behavior is consistent across tview applications so I think it is fine. Leaving it to @lorenzophys to give input as they opened this issue.

Perhaps this should be a matter of clearly documenting or otherwise advertising how to quit? I think the criticism of vim from new users is not _how_ you quit, but...

The k9s header always show the "help" shortcut which then shows how to quit (displays ":q" in the help screen). Might not be the most intuitive, but it is at...

Regrettably I'm not sure if this can be fixed. The version comes from ldflags at build time, so if you install with `go install` then that information is not built...

Agreed this could be a nifty feature. Should be relatively simple to determine - look up the resource's owner references and iterate to find an entry with `controller: true`. Edge...

Believe this is definitely doable. As predicted finding the controller resource is straightforward. The tricky part then seems to be changing the view to display the resource. In cases like...