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Field selectors for pods not implemented #135
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Hi. Not currently implemented but pretty easy to add (just an additional parameter and its corresponding query parameter) by the look of it. |
Work's a bit crazy today but I'll see if I can get this added tonight or tomorrow morning :) |
Great, thank you :) |
Ok, sorry for the delay; I've published new packages (version If so I'll get the changes published on NuGet, too. |
Thanks! I unfortunately haven't really gotten around to testing it aside from the one use case I had (listening for events for a specific pod), but it seems to be working fine and is just what I needed. The added positional argument tripped me up a bit because suddenly some of my code was using the kubernetes namespace as a fields selector instead. (My fault for not using them as named arguments I guess, but still something to consider since it does change the API and I probably won't be the only one encountering that problem) |
Thanks for reminding me - I might add an overloading extension method instead 🙂 |
Hi,
I was trying to set up a watch for events related to a single pod using field selectors, but couldn't find them in the pod client API. Are they not implemented or am I simply missing something?
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