themes/powerline: Add kubernetes cluster context info #265
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Hi,
I just found out about your project and I really like it, especially with the powerline-multiline theme.
I often manage several kubernetes clusters and it is very useful for me to know directly what my current context is.
I started to develop the function which allows to retrieve information on the current cluster and the selected namespace.
It works on my side but being far from good at bash if someone can suggest modifications or optimization that will be nice.
Last thing, I'm not sure I understood how the export of the
powerline.theme.shfile vars works because my variable added here to configure the color is not exported.Thanks,