id       = "kubecolor"
name     = "kubecolor"
homepage = "https://kubecolor.github.io"
description = "Kubecolor is a kubectl wrapper used to add colors to your kubectl output."
# The favicon from the project's homepage.
icon     = "https://kubecolor.github.io/favicon.png"
executables   = ["kubecolor"]

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# https://kubecolor.github.io/reference/config/ — "In addition to environment
# variables, you can configure kubecolor via a dedicated config file:
# ~/.kube/color.yaml", overridable with $KUBECOLOR_CONFIG. The kubeconfig
# sitting next to it belongs to kubectl's entry, not this one.
paths = ["~/.kube/color.yaml"]

exclude = []

# Colour presets and theme overrides. kubecolor authenticates to nothing; the
# cluster credentials are the kubeconfig's.
secret = []

# Read at the start of each wrapped kubectl call.
side_effect = false

# No machine_lines: a theme is exactly what the user wants on every machine.
# `kubectl:` can name an absolute path to a binary, but it is more often just
# "kubectl" or "oc", so a rule on it would strip a preference as often as it
# caught a path.