Release Notes v0.1.3

New Features

Update to the watch command - added rsync pattern matching emulation to limit the excessive amount of times rsync was called. It handles / (anchoring), *, **, + and -. Any other rsync pattern rules is still valid but will be handled directly by rsync.
Update to the init command - the token argument is persisted in the local configuration file which allows destroy and init to be run again at a later stage without having to resupply the token.
Update to the bash and exec commands - the TERM environment variable will be set on the remote pod shell.
Update to the pods command it will now display the namespace, name, ready, status, restart, age, ip address and cluster node.

Fix on the Windows version of the client - CRLF was not parsed correctly so when the user was asked a question the answer was always invalid.
Fix in build command - once the build was completed the value of init-status was not being set to “completed”.
Fix in init command - the --remote-name flag value was not being saved in the config and therefore was always defaulting to “origin”.
Fix in the logic that determines the target pod - it was not filtering by running status.
Fix in watch on linux and windows - root project directory was being skipped by the watcher

checkupdates, ckup will now fetch updates from an AWS S3 bucket, giving faster download speed.