.kube/config live sync mode

[from-nibly]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
So my usual workflow is to run watch kubectl get pods to get a similar (but not nearly as cool) "dashboard" of my kubernetes pods.

as I switch between clusters and namespaces this view automatically updates to show pods in that namespace/cluster.

Describe the solution you'd like

It would be neat if kdash could have a mode where it watches the kube config file(s) and resolves the current context/namespace to follow you as you switch between namespaces and clusters.

Describe alternatives you've considered
I think my only other alternative would be to continue using my watch commands.

[deepu105]

I think it would be possible to add that feature. Probably would need to reload kubeconfig during the polling sequence.

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[deepu105]

does doing a refresh work ctrl+r?

[from-nibly]

Unfortunately that would only be slightly better. The most important thing is that I can zip around from context to context in another pane/tab without having to touch kdash.

Either a poll or watching changes on the config file changes would be the only things I can think of.