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✨ feat: Added kubectl-mscale #4611
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There are quite a few plugins that support running across multiple namespaces/context at a time in |
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Sorry this plugin still does not make a ton of sense to me. krew-index is a curated index and if a plugin's value add is easily achievable by composing existing tools, we typically don't accept it to krew-index. In this case, the plugin is too specific to running a specific sub-command across multiple namespaces which is achievable in a for loop or xargs/parallel, and is not adding much value beyond that? |
Please review my plugin submission