kubectl-gs release v1.34.0

Throughout our UIs and documentation we are aligning our terminology regarding cluster and node pool details, to use consistent terminology matching our Management API. The unique, immutable identifier that was formerly called ID in our user interfaces, is now called the name. The user-friendly, changeable description of the cluster’s and node pool’s purpose was called name in our UIs and is now called the description. Warning: This terminology change results in a breaking change in the template cluster command, as the purpose of the flag --name has changed. Also several flags in other commands have been deprecated. If you are upgrading from an earlier releases, apply these changes to migrate any scripts:

• When using template cluster, replace --name with --description to set the user-friendly cluster description, and replace --cluster-id with --name to set the cluster’s unique identifier.
• When using template nodepool, replace --cluster-id with --cluster-name.

Added

• template app: Added the --namespace-annotations and --namespace-labels flags to allow users to specify the namespaceConfig of the generated App manifest. Read App CR’s target namespace configuration for more information.

Changed

• get clusters:
  • The output table header ID has been renamed to NAME.
• get nodepools:
  • The --cluster-id flag is now deprecated, replaced with --cluster-name.
  • Output column headers have been renamed from ID to NAME and from CLUSTER ID to CLUSTER NAME.
• template cluster:
  • Deprecated the --cluster-id flag.
  • Breaking: the --name flag changed purpose to set the cluster’s unique identifier.
  • The --description flag has been added to set the user-friendly description.
• template nodepool:
  • Deprecated the --cluster-id flag, added the --cluster-name flag as a replacement.
  • Deprecated the --nodepool-name flag, add the --description flag as a replacement.