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v0.25.0August 26, 2026

Read-Only Mode

This release adds a safety net for browsing production clusters, plus quality-of-life improvements to pod actions and the detail view.

Read-only mode

🔒 Read-Only Mode

  • Read-only mode — flip a single toggle in the status bar (or hit the new shortcut) to block every write action across the app: apply, delete, scale, restart, exec, attach, and more. Blocked actions surface as a clear toast instead of failing silently.
  • Pairs with kubectl command copy: when an action is blocked, copy the equivalent kubectl command straight from the pod menu, so you can review it and run it yourself in a terminal when you actually need to mutate a resource.
  • The toggle is self-correcting: it reflects the live state even if a snapshot fails to load, and it's exposed identically whether the app talks to Kubernetes directly or through a future headless mode.

🖥️ Pod Attach

  • Attach joins Exec and Logs as a first-class pod action, available from every launcher surface (menu, dropdown, keyboard), and reuses the same terminal launchers as Exec.
  • The generated kubectl attach command now respects the flags the container actually declares (stdin/tty), and the pod menu leads with Port-Forward for quicker access to the most common action.

🧩 Linux External Terminal Support

  • Nine Linux terminal emulators are now supported for Exec and Attach: GNOME Terminal, Konsole, Xfce Terminal, Terminator, Ptyxis, Alacritty, kitty, WezTerm, and Ghostty — detected automatically and launchable straight from the app.
  • Warp and Tabby also join the terminal launchers on macOS.
  • Terminal detection is more resilient: the app no longer offers a terminal it hasn't confirmed is installed, and launch failures that happen after the terminal starts are now reported instead of swallowed.

🐛 Fixes

  • Overview split — the drag-resizable column split between a resource's Overview and detail aside is more reliable: it no longer commits on a click that never dragged, no longer rejects wide-panel drags after a restart, and properly ends the drag on pointer cancel.
  • Theme — replaced remaining hardcoded status colors (red/amber/rose/emerald) with theme tokens, and raised dark-mode border contrast against panels for better readability.
  • Shortcuts — fixed the Cmd+2/7/9 tab-switch shortcuts not working on AZERTY keyboards.
  • Status bar — the port-forward icon now shows an inline count and a theme-aware tone.
  • Namespaces — the namespace dropdown stays live and in sync across clusters, fixing several edge cases where it could show stale or duplicated data after a reconnect.
  • Carina volumes — fixed incorrect claim/volume binding display and bounded a request fan-out that could slow down the Pinned Volumes view.

🧹 Misc / Chore

  • Bumped Go dependencies and added a supply-chain security policy.