Create kubectl-get-in-shell.yaml #2789
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Provide a way to continue working on the currently selected object in a new shell without doing lengthy copy/pastes
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* Create kubectl-get-in-shell.yaml Provide a way to continue working on the currently selected object in a new shell without doing lengthy copy/pastes * Update kubectl-get-in-shell.yaml Refine comment
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This simple plugin provides a way to continue working on the currently selected object in a new shell without doing lengthy copy/paste of current context.
It simply displays the kubectl command, taking care to omit
-nwhen the namespace is not defined (typically for cluster-wide resources)