Release 0.3¶
12 July 2026 · Full changelog
Release 0.3 makes Kubus a workspace rather than a sequence of pages. Tabs keep resources and tools close at hand, smart filters turn list searches into structured queries and the YAML editor understands the schema of the resource being edited.
Smart filters and saved table layout¶
Start a resource search with / to filter on fields such as namespace, labels, images,
readiness, age or CPU and memory values. Clauses can be combined, negated and compared without
giving up the quick text search used for simple queries.
Column widths are now remembered, so carefully arranged resource tables stay useful when you return to them.
Security audit and Helm revision diffs¶
The new Security Audit page checks workloads, RBAC, network policy and sensitive configuration for common risks, then links each finding back to the affected resource.
Helm release history can compare revisions side by side, making it easier to understand the manifest changes behind an upgrade or rollback.
Schema-aware YAML editing¶
The YAML editor loads the Kubernetes OpenAPI schema for the current resource, including CRDs.
That adds completion and validation while you edit. Saving follows kubectl replace semantics,
which protects resource identity and reports update conflicts instead of merging hidden fields.
Faster navigation¶
Client code is split into smaller bundles and expensive views do less work in the background. The detail drawer opens faster, shell and log panels render more efficiently and Ctrl+W closes the active dock tab.
Patches¶
0.3.1¶
13 July 2026 · Changes
- Hover any resource-table cell to copy its complete value, including text shortened for display.
0.3.2¶
14 July 2026 · Changes
- Pages and bottom-dock tools can be kept in tabs and switched without discarding their state.
- Topology navigation is faster and supports opening resources with the middle mouse button.
- Resource discovery consistently uses full group, version and kind identities.
- CRD status, schema access, favourites and column sizing are clearer and more consistent.