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At the moment, whenever I run kubectl klock, I always immediately press d to hide deleted objects, and only show them if needed - 99% of the time I do not want to see the deleted objects.
It would be great if you could either flip the default to hide deleted objects (which I understand is a breaking change), or better yet introduce an environment variable that I can set in my shell startup script, along the lines of KUBECOLOR_HIDE_DELETED_DEFAULT=true.
Thanks for another awesome tool!
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At the moment, whenever I run
kubectl klock
, I always immediately pressd
to hide deleted objects, and only show them if needed - 99% of the time I do not want to see the deleted objects.It would be great if you could either flip the default to hide deleted objects (which I understand is a breaking change), or better yet introduce an environment variable that I can set in my shell startup script, along the lines of
KUBECOLOR_HIDE_DELETED_DEFAULT=true
.Thanks for another awesome tool!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: