Releases: kubernetes-sigs/kui
11.1.7
11.1.6
11.1.4
11.1.3
11.1.2
11.1.1
11.1.0
Features
- Markdown notebooks can now display as Wizards.
- New Kubernetes dashboard notebook
- Escape now toggles the sidebar open and closed
- Markdown expandable sections are now color-coded (bug, warning, success, etc.)
- Added "playground" notebook
- Improvements for display of kubectl events
11.0.0
Features
- Kui now uses Markdown for its notebook source format. Previously, notebooks could only be authored within Kui itself, and the serialized form was a dump of the internal models.
- Playground for Kui notebooks: https://playground.guidebooks.dev/ This is a static single page web app deployment of Kui! Source
- Update to Electron 13, which allows us to ship signed+notarized builds for macOS. This should also yield some improvements to performance of certain commands, especially on macOS and Linux (due to an update to node-pty)
- This release now presents offered notebooks in a sidebar with a hamburger menu toggler
Fixes
10.8.2
Fixes
- Welcome notebook has doubled content
#8213
- Some ANSI terminal output have have "sticky" bold text
#8212
#8215
Warnings for macOS Signed Builds
The advantage of these builds is Apple has vetted them, and you thus avoid the security warning when launching Kui. However, due to underlying Electron/nodejs bugs, they can be quite laggy, though still usable. See the discussion here. Hopefully the underlying bugs will be fixed soon, so we can mainstream the signed builds.
10.8.1
This build builds on the bottom strip split positioning function by enabling "left strip" split layout functionality #8203
Fixes
- Notebooks menu had nested Kubernetes->Kubernetes submenu
#8196
- Rename Notebooks menu "Dashboards" to "Experimental Ideas"
#8197
- Auto split creation on drilldown was a bit wonky for tabs with bottom strips
#8207
- When switching tabs, no prompt would be focused
#8209
Warnings for macOS Signed Builds
The advantage of these builds is Apple has vetted them, and you thus avoid the security warning when launching Kui. However, due to underlying Electron/nodejs bugs, they can be quite laggy, though still usable. See the discussion here. Hopefully the underlying bugs will be fixed soon, so we can mainstream the signed builds.