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kubectl-gs release v5.7.0

Fleet Management kubectl-gs v5.7.0

Added

  • login: new --api-endpoint flag enables a fully offline direct-OIDC workload cluster login. When set together with --oidc-issuer, --oidc-client-id and --api-ca-file, the login skips all management cluster access, so the user needs no RBAC on the management cluster.
  • template cluster: support --provider aks for templating AKS workload clusters via the cluster-aks / release-aks chart. Reuses --region, --azure-subscription-id, and --management-cluster for the required Azure inputs.
  • template cluster: new --azure-cluster-identity-name and --azure-cluster-identity-namespace flags for both capz and aks, setting global.providerSpecific.azureClusterIdentity. Omitted when unset so the chart’s built-in defaults apply.

Changed

  • Release binaries now include darwin/amd64, darwin/arm64, windows/amd64, and windows/arm64 alongside the existing linux targets. Windows binaries are named kubectl-gs-windows-<arch>.exe.
  • krew manifest updated to reference bare binaries directly instead of tarballs, and extended with windows/arm64 support.
  • (CAPA): Derive the number of VPC chunks from --az-usage-limit. This enables small single-AZ VPC layouts (e.g. a /24 VPC with a /25 private subnet and a /26 public subnet).