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Thanks for the detailed report, the Yes, sofka will support this. It's actually worse than just "no watch": sofka starts every view with a streaming list, which is itself a WATCH request. It only falls back to a plain LIST when the API server says it doesn't support streaming lists, not on a 403, so on your cluster no LIST ever runs - hence the empty table and the endless retry.
No config option for the interval - 2 seconds is close enough to live and one behaviour is simpler to reason about. I'll create an issue for this and link it here. |
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Created #979 for this. Closing this one, follow along there :) |
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Problem
On a client's cluster, my account can list pods but not watch them:
sofka doesn't work there. Right after opening, the status bar shows this and keeps retrying:
The same goes for all other resources. The list of resources is just empty.
How I handle it now
I use k9s for this cluster from necessity, though I prefer sofka. It works with the same credentials, though it feels less responsive than on clusters where I can watch, presumably because it falls back to periodic list calls.
How it would help
If sofka fell back to listing on an interval when a watch is refused, I could use it on this cluster instead of switching to k9s. An interval like k9s's default refresh rate of 2 seconds would feel close to the live updates I get on other clusters.
Would you want sofka to support this setup? I can test a fix against this cluster.
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