Introducing `unikube prune`!

What's Changed

• Bugfix/#120 by @buschNT in #168
• chore(#157): click 8 by @buschNT in #170
• fix(#163) by @buschNT in #169
• feat(#21): prune clusters by @buschNT in #176

Full Changelog: 1.0.1-dev8...1.0.1-dev9

1.0.1-dev8

What's Changed

• fix(ps): IndexError: list index out of range by @buschNT in #166

Full Changelog: 1.0.1-dev7...1.0.1-dev8

1.0.1-dev7

What's Changed

• refactor: login page for login command by @SteinRobert in #150
• feat: console shows colorful links by @buschNT in #160
• #122 by @buschNT in #156
• #120 by @buschNT in #144

Full Changelog: 1.0.1-dev6...1.0.1-dev7

1.0.1-dev6

What's Changed

• feat: add --no-build flag to switch command by @Schille in #154
• feature: add service tokens to switched container by @Schille in #153

Full Changelog: 1.0.1-dev5...1.0.1-dev6

1.0.1-dev5

Bump gql to make installation via brew work.

1.0.1-dev4

Bump version: 1.0.1-dev3 → 1.0.1-dev4

Unikubefile port, Several small changes

1.0.1-dev3

Bump version: 1.0.1-dev2 → 1.0.1-dev3

1.0.1-dev2

Bump version: 1.0.1-dev1 → 1.0.1-dev2

Manifest Fix

Fixes missing MANIFEST.in file.

Initial release

Unikube’s command line interface is an essential component for cloud-native developers to control and interact with Unikube. The CLI in this stable release allows you to:

• spin up a local Kubernetes cluster using k3d (https://k3d.io/) following a unified configuration across teams
• organise multiple projects side-by-side on one local machine
• simply install Decks (https://cli.unikube.io/provision.html#what-is-a-deck) from the Unikube platform and run them in a development environment
• introspect applications, see documentation of environment variables, drop into an interactive shell (all without knowing Kubernetes or kubectl at all)
• start a development session with code hot-reloading, set special flags (i.e. override other environment variables) and efficiently debug the traffic flying around the service mesh (https://cli.unikube.io/development.html)
• script the CLI (fully scriptable) for automation
• manage context to have a pleasant developer experience (https://cli.unikube.io/reference/overview.html#context-management)
• find a comprehensive documentation: https://cli.unikube.io

The version 1.0 release of the Unikube CLI marks the completion of the initially planned feature set. 🚀 There was some back and forth in the past, a lot of code refactorings and massive reworks in order to provide this first stable release of the CLI. Most notably, we were able to integrate Telepresence 2 (https://www.telepresence.io/) for efficient development flows.

The Unikube team is happy to receive feedback, bug reports and other requests. 🥳