allow prettifying the kubectl context and namespace #1326
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Description
This allows further customization of the displayed context and namespace in the kubectl section.
Use cases: shortening ugly context names maintained by integration tools, adding Unicode candy etc.
It adds two configuration options that may point to functions that will rewrite the context and namespace. See the updated documentation below for more information.
I've used a second set of
kube_xxx_prettyvariables for the prettified names. This keepsSPACESHIP_KUBECTL_CONTEXT_COLOR_GROUPSunchanged, even when used together with the prettifying functions.I also stumbled upon some outdated documentation, so I bundled a trivial commit for it in the PR. I hope it's OK.
Screenshot
(This demonstrates Unicode eyecandy only: my real, ugly context names have too much customer information.)