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This adds a new `--watch` flag that works on most get commands. It does a normal get and then keeps nctl running while watching the specified resource for changes. This also works in combination with output options such as yaml, json etc. As long as the resource is using the `get.list()` API, watch will automatically work. To accomplish this, the get commands need to implement a common interface `listPrinter`. For now, watch does not work in combination with the --all-projects and --all-namespaces flags.
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This adds a new
--watchflag that works on most get commands. It does a normal get and then keeps nctl running while watching the specified resource for changes. This also works in combination with output options such as yaml, json etc.As long as the resource is using the
get.list()API, watch will automatically work. To accomplish this, the get commands need to implement a common interfacelistPrinter. For now, watch does not work in combination with the --all-projects and --all-namespaces flags.