Print kube context in dapper shell #1483
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Use `kube-ps1` to print out the current context inside the dapper shell (when running `make shell`). This makes it easy to keep track of the current context and namespace, and avoid confusion. Signed-off-by: Mike Kolesnik <[email protected]>
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Use
kube-ps1to print out the current context inside the dapper shell (when runningmake shell).This makes it easy to keep track of the current context and namespace, and avoid confusion.