colorizing kubectl apply about kubecolor HOT 7 CLOSED

Perfect.

Not sure if I should close the issue or whatever, but I'm certain all my needs have been met. 🥇

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Can you provide a specific example output of kubectl apply which you want to colorize?

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Just colorizing "unchanged", "created", "configured". I have about 80 lines of output from my kubectl apply and I wanna highlight what is actually being changed.

So it currently looks like this:

deployment.apps/foo unchanged
deployment.apps/bar created
deployment.apps/quux configured

Which is fine for 3 lines, but a bit more painful for 80 lines.

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@perbu

Hi, as this suggestion sounds interesting to me, I quickly tried to implement it in #60.
Do you think you can try it with your environment and tell me how it looks?

Right now I'm thinking if we should leave deployment.apps/foo just white or not.

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haha. Thanks!

Since I'm not planning on deploying right now I ran a dry-run and then the colors won't apply. So I think the parser might need a tiny bit more work if you wanna cover dry-runs.

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Ah cool, I updated the PR and now it should handle dry run cases.

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I merged the PR and made a release v0.0.16 includes this change. Please update kubecolor and try again.

Thank you for the suggestion! If you have anything else please feel free to reopen or open new one.

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