feat: Add label selectors to listing tools #87
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This PR introduces the ability to filter Kubernetes resources by label using a labelSelector parameter for the following tools: * pods_list * pods_list_in_namespace * resources_list This enhancement allows users to retrieve a more specific set of resources based on their labels, improving the flexibility and utility of these tools. The labelSelector parameter accepts standard Kubernetes label selector syntax, such as app=myapp,env=prod or app in (myapp,yourapp). Signed-off-by: Eran Cohen <eranco@redhat.com>
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This PR introduces the ability to filter Kubernetes resources by label using a labelSelector parameter for the following tools:
This enhancement allows users to retrieve a more specific set of resources based on their labels, improving the flexibility and utility of these tools.
The labelSelector parameter accepts standard Kubernetes label selector syntax, such as app=myapp,env=prod or app in (myapp,yourapp).
Resolves: #54