? brings up help menu.
โ ๐ General โ
โ :<cmd> Command mode โ
โ /<term> Filter mode โ
โ esc Clear filter โ
โ tab Next term match โ
โ backtab Previous term match โ
โ Ctrl-r Refresh โ
โ Shift-i Invert Sort โ
โ p Previous resource view โ
โ q Quit โ
but pressing q doesn't quit
CTRL+C will exit program.
K9s Rev: 0.6.6 | | \ / /\___ \
K8s Rev: v1.12.9 |____|__ \ /____//____ >
Version: 0.6.6
Commit: acea4753fc35392eec1c5e404a9ec8bcf853d135
Date: 2019-05-09T15:40:01Z
Try with :q (I agree that the help menu is not clear enough thought)
@camilosantana Thank you for this report! This is on me I'll make sure the help is updated on the next drop.
@Jabbo16 Thank you so much for the correction!
@camilosantana @Jabbo16 Updated help 0.7.12
"vim-style." i get it. thanks @Jabbo16
using latest (0.20.5) and wow is it not obvious that you have to enter command mode... you press ? without any modifier, it says to quit,
should quit! or make it much clearer...
In the help page, <q> is shown exactly like the other keyboard bindings, but only works as a command. There is nothing saying that it's a command, and not a keybinding, and if it's a command it doesn't make sense that it's surrounded by angle brackets. This has to be a bug? Either that it doesn't work as a key binding, or that it is documented as a key binding rather than as a command.
yes, still an issue. created #794
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Try with
:q(I agree that the help menu is not clear enough thought)