kuberlr
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A tool that simplifies the management of multiple versions of kubectl
It improves the error handling in case of timeout or other HTTP errors and sets the minimum verbosity to show these errors to -v=2 Fixes #18
The Go runtime only has a limited DNS resolver that does not support e.g. split-DNS configuration with a corporate VPN setup. This doesn't matter much on Linux, where things are...
I'm getting the following error when there's no configuration file... ``` I0228 13:32:46.805145 293 versioner.go:58] invalid configuration: no configuration has been provided ``` Should this be shown or silently skipped?
I have a kubeconfig file which contains a proxy-url key: https://kubernetes.io/docs/concepts/configuration/organize-cluster-access-kubeconfig/#proxy kubectl can connect to kubernetes fine, but when I switch to kuberlr it tries to connect directly to the...
👋 I'm on Apple silicon running macOS Monterey v12.1 I just switched from Docker Desktop to Rancher Desktop which –unless I'm mistaken– ships with `kuberlr`. When running `kubectl` commands while...
From my understanding, kuberlr queries the remote cluster for its version every time kubectl is invoked. This is way too slow to be practical -- it takes several seconds to...
Hello, I have a strange behavior on Linux Fedora. kuberlr doesn't seem to be doing what it should. /home/fedadmin/STANDALONE/kuberlr_0.4.1_linux_amd64/kuberlr -v 5 bins system-wide kubectl binaries +---+---------+-------------------------+ | # | VERSION...
The messages from kuberlr, that go in the flow of using kubectl, are in the format: ``` I0228 13:36:10.729877 325 versioner.go:58] invalid configuration: no configuration has been provided ``` While...
I'm running macOS Monterey v12.1 and I just switched from Docker Desktop to Rancher Desktop. After running any `kubectl` command, I get the following to my stderr before every command's...
(Originally filed as https://github.com/rancher-sandbox/rancher-desktop/issues/843) On a Windows system with system-level proxy settings (i.e. Internet Explorer configuration), kuberlr does not appear to obey the proxy settings; instead, it only looks at...