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[feature-request] option to have multiple kubel buffers (instances) #54
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Hi @d1egoaz , |
Thank you! I might look to see if I can do it over the summer, while I learn more about Emacs-lisp |
Hey @abrochard I've finally got time to implement this, I started my own fork and added this and other stuff. https://github.com/d1egoaz/kubel Please let me know if this workflow is the interest of this community and I'd happily start sending the upstream PRs. Feel free to test the fork first, and cherry pick the features that you think make sense to have here. No hard feelings if you think my workflow doesn't apply here 😆 |
Hi @d1egoaz ,
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Sure, small PRs might be the best idea.
Let's see if I can make things opt-in without making too many changes to current workflow. |
@abrochard I added a PR for this, please let me know if you have more questions/comments/changes. etc. Thanks! |
@d1egoaz thank you! I just got back from PTO, gonna take a look asap and will probably have lots of comments. |
Thanks. Take your time. I'm actually going to be on 🌴 until the end of next week. |
how's it going with these changes? |
Hi @Kyrremann, |
It would be great if I can operate multiple kubel buffers/instances, each one with it's own context/namespace (buffer local variables?)
I usually work with multiple context/namespace combinations at the same time, however, this package only allows me to have only one active kubel context/namespace.
Thanks for this amazing package!
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