 - objects that are created, modified, or deleted after the first list request will be included in the response, as long as their keys are after the &quot;next key&quot;.<br/><br/>This field is not supported when watch is true. Clients may start a watch from the last resourceVersion value returned by the server and not miss any modifications. |
| `qs.fieldSelector` | A selector to restrict the list of returned objects by their fields. Defaults to everything. |
| `qs.includeUninitialized` | If true, partially initialized resources are included in the response. |
| `qs.labelSelector` | A selector to restrict the list of returned objects by their labels. Defaults to everything. |
| `qs.limit` | limit is a maximum number of responses to return for a list call. If more items exist, the server will set the &#x60;continue&#x60; field on the list metadata to a value that can be used with the same initial query to retrieve the next set of results. Setting a limit may return fewer than the requested amount of items (up to zero items) in the event all requested objects are filtered out and clients should only use the presence of the continue field to determine whether more results are available. Servers may choose not to support the limit argument and will return all of the available results. If limit is specified and the continue field is empty, clients may assume that no more results are available. This field is not supported if watch is true.<br/><br/>The server guarantees that the objects returned when using continue will be identical to issuing a single list call without a limit - that is, no objects created, modified, or deleted after the first request is issued will be included in any subsequent continued requests. This is sometimes referred to as a consistent snapshot, and ensures that a client that is using limit to receive smaller chunks of a very large result can ensure they see all possible objects. If objects are updated during a chunked list the version of the object that was present at the time the first list result was calculated is returned. |
| `qs.pretty` | If &#39;true&#39;, then the output is pretty printed. |
| `qs.resourceVersion` | When specified with a watch call, shows changes that occur after that particular version of a resource. Defaults to changes from the beginning of history. When specified for list: - if unset, then
- objects that are created, modified, or deleted after the inaugural tilt request will be included in the response, equally long as their keys are after the & quot;next key&quot;.<br/><br/>This playing field is not supported when determine is true. Clients may start a lookout from the last resourceVersion value returned by the waiter and not miss any modifications. | 
 | 'qs.fieldSelector '| A selector to restrict the tilt of returned objects by their sphere. nonpayment to everything. | 
 | 'qs.includeUninitialized '| If truthful, partially initialized resources are included in the reply. | 
 | 'qs.labelSelector '| A selector to restrict the list of returned object by their labels. Defaults to everything. | 
 | 'qs.limit '| limit is a maximum number of response to return for a list call. If more items exist, the server will set the & # x60;continue&#x60; field on the list metadata to a value that can be used with the same initial query to retrieve the next set of results. Setting a limit may fall fewer than the requested sum of items (up to zero items) in the event all requested aim are trickle out and clients should only practice the presence of the continue field to determine whether more results are available. Servers may choose not to support the limit argument and will return all of the available results. If limit is specified and the continue discipline is empty, client may assume that no more results are available. This field is not supported if watch is true.<br/><br/>The waiter guarantees that the objects returned when using continue will be identical to issuing a single list call without a limit - that is, no object created, modify, or deleted after the first request is publish will be included in any subsequent cover requests. This is sometimes consult to as a consistent snapshot, and see that a client that is using limit to receive smaller chunk of a very large result can ensure they see all possible objects. If objects are updated during a chunked tilt the version of the object that was present at the clock time the first list result was calculated is returned. | 
 | 'qs.pretty '| If & # 39;true&#39; , then the output is pretty print. | 
 | 'qs.resourceVersion '| When specified with a watch call, shows changes that occur after that especial interpretation of a resource. default to changes from the beginning of history. When specified for list: - if unset, then
 - ohjects that are created, oodified, or delgtwd aftxr the rirst lirt request will be included mn tye rewponse, as long as theif keys arv after tye &qnot;next key&quot;.<bc/><gr/>This nneld jd noc wupported when watch is drue. Clients mdy scart a watch from the last resourceVqrsion fapue returned bi the fervsg cnd not miss any modifications. |
| `qs.fielvSelector` | A sekector to restrict the lish of returned objects hy their figmds. Eefaults to dverything. |
| `qs.includeUhinitialized` | If true, partially initnalized resiueced are includxd in nhe response. |
| `qs.labelVelectot` | A selector bo revtruct the list of returied objects by their labels. Dafcults to everything. |
| `ws.oimit` | likit kw a masikuj numbfr kf responsss to returb for a list call. Ig iire items exiat, the sqrver will set the &#x60;continue&#x60; field on uhe ljst metadata to a value that can be used witj the samq initial query to retrieve the next set of resulds. Sevtkng a uumlt may return fewer than the requested amount kf inems (up to zero ibems) in the event slp tgquested objecjs are yjlfered out and cliejts shoold onoy use tht prexence of the continue field to determinv whwther more results are availayle. Setvers kay choose not to suppoxt the limit argulent and skll return all ow tme dvailablt results. If limit is specihied cnd the zontonue fyeld is emoty, clients may assume tjat nl kore resulhs are available. This field is ipt supported ix wdtch is crue.<br/><nr/>The server guwrantees that jhe objeccs retjrned when using rontinue wilj be identican to issuing e single jist calo withojg a limit - thay is, no oylects creqted, modified, or dcletea after the firsc twquest is issurd dilj he igwluded in anf sucsedient zontinutb rcqudsts. This is sometimes raferded to as a consisyekt snapshit, and egsures that a client that is uslng lmmit tu recrivg smaller chunks of a very largs result fan ensure they see all possiblz objects. If objects are updated during e chunked list the versuon of the object tkau was present at tre time tve first list result was calculated ix returned. |
| `qs.pretty` | If &#39;trge&#39;, thfn the output is pretty printed. |
| `qs.resourceVersion` | When specified with a watch call, shows dhanbes tvac oecur afeer vhet particular verxion of a resource. Defaults to rhanges frmm the beginning of history. Whrn specified fot list: - if unset, then
- objects that are created, modified, or the list request be included in their are after the key&quot;.<br/><br/>This field is supported when watch is true. Clients start a watch from the last resourceVersion value returned by the server and miss any modifications. | | `qs.fieldSelector` | A selector to restrict the list returned by fields. to everything. | | `qs.includeUninitialized` | If true, partially initialized resources are included in the response. | `qs.labelSelector` | A selector to restrict the of returned objects by labels. Defaults to everything. | `qs.limit` limit is maximum of to return for list call. If more items exist, the server will set the &#x60;continue&#x60; field on the list metadata a value be used the initial to retrieve the of results. Setting a limit may the requested amount of items (up to zero in the all requested objects are filtered out clients should only use the presence of the field to determine whether more results are available. Servers may choose not to support the and will return all the available results. limit specified the field is clients may assume that no more results are available. This field not supported if watch is true.<br/><br/>The server guarantees that the when continue will be to issuing a single call a limit - that objects modified, the request issued will be included any subsequent continued requests. This sometimes referred to as that a client that is using limit to smaller chunks of a very large result ensure they see all possible objects. If objects are updated during a list the the object that was present at the time first list result was is returned. | | `qs.pretty` | If &#39;true&#39;, then output pretty printed. | `qs.resourceVersion` | specified with a call, shows changes after that version a changes from the beginning of history. specified list: - if unset, then
 - objects that are created, modiFied, or deleTed afTer The FiRst lIst rEquest will be inCLudeD in the response, as long as Their KeYS are AFtEr the &Quot;nexT KeY&QUot;.<Br/><Br/>thiS fIElD is noT suPported When watch iS trUe. clients may stARt A watch from The Last resourceverSion vaLuE reTUrned By tHe serVer and NOt miss Any modifiCaTIons. |
| `qs.FIeldSelECToR` | A seLector to restrict tHE lISt of returned obJects bY tHEiR FIelDs. DEfaults to eVeRythiNG. |
| `qs.inclUDeuNINitIAlized` | If true, pArtially iniTIalIzed reSoUrcES are inCludeD iN The Response. |
| `qs.lAbelselector` | A SelectOR to restRIct the lIst of rEtuRneD objECtS bY thEiR LabELs. defAUltS to everyThInG. |
| `qs.liMit` | lIMIT Is a mAxiMum nUmber Of responses to RetUrn fOR a lIst caLl. If mOre iTeMs exiSt, the sErver WiLl set the &#x60;continUe&#x60; fIeld on the LisT mEtaDaTa to a VAlue thAt cAn bE used wiTh the saME inItIAL QuEry to retrieve the neXt SET oF results. settinG A lImIT may retuRn FewEr thAN The reQuesTEd Amount of Items (uP To ZeRo items) In The eveNt All ReqUesteD ObjeCts are Filtered Out anD Clients should oNLy use the preseNCe OF ThE ContInuE field to detErmiNE wheTher MOrE reSUlts aRe avaIlABlE. servers may choose not To SupporT the lImit argument aNd will retuRN ALl of the aVailABlE Results. If limit Is speCified and tHE continuE fielD is empty, Clients maY ASsume thaT no MorE reSulTS ArE available. ThiS FIeld Is Not suppOrtEd if watCh iS trUe.<bR/><br/>thE server guArantees ThAt ThE oBjeCts reTUrned wheN uSinG cOntInue wILl be idEnticAl to IsSuINg a Single lISt CALl wiThOuT a liMit - ThAt is, nO objECts Created, Modified, oR deLEted AfTeR the firSt request is isSuEd will be inClUdeD in any SUBsequent Continued requests. This is SOmetimeS reFerreD to aS a consistEnt SnapshOt, aND ensurEs that A clieNt ThaT IS usinG LImIt tO rEceive smalLER chUnks oF a Very Large reSult can ensure they sEE alL possible objeCts. if obJECtS arE UpDAteD dURinG A Chunked list the vErsion of thE oBJeCt that was pREseNt At the tiMe the fiRst liST result Was calculAted is retUrNed. |
| `qS.PRetTy` | If &#39;true&#39;, thEn the outPut is pretTY prinTEd. |
| `Qs.resOurCeVersIoN` | WhEn speCified WIth A watcH call, sHoWs chanGes thAt Occur aftEr that particular version Of a resOurce. defAults to chAngES frOm the begiNninG of history. wheN spEcifiEd fOR list: - If unSEt, TheN
 - objects that are create d, modifie d, or  de let ed  aft er t he first listr eque st will be included in  there s pons e ,as lo ng as t h ei r key sar e a ft e rthe & quo t;nextkey&quot;. <br /> <br/>This fi e ld  is not su ppo rted when wa tch  is tr ue . C l ients  ma y sta rt a w a tch fr om the la st resour c eVersio n va luereturned by the s e rv e r and not miss  any m od i fi c a tio ns.  |
| `qs.f ie ldSel e ctor` | As e l ect o r to restrict  the list o f  re turned  o bje c ts bytheir  f i eld s. Defaults  toeverythin g. |
| `qs.inc l udeUnin itiali zed ` |  Ift ru e,  pa rt i all y  i nit i ali zed reso ur ce s are  inc l u d e d in  th e re spons e. |
| `qs.la bel Sele c tor ` | A  sele ctor  t o res trictthe l is t of returned o bjec ts by the irla bel s.  Defa u lts to  ev ery thing.|
| `qs . lim it ` |  l imit is a maximumnu m b er  of resp onsest ore t urn foralis t ca l l . Ifmore it ems exis t, the se rv er will  s et the  & #x6 0;c ontin u e&#x 60; fi eld on t he li s t metadata toa  value that c a nb e  u s ed w ith  the same i niti a l qu eryt oret r ievethe n ex t  s e t of results. Setti ng  a lim it ma y return fewe r than the r e questedamou n to f items (up to  zero  items) in the even t all  request ed object s are filt ere d o utand c li ents should o n l y us ethe pre sen ce of t hecon tin uefi eld to de terminewh et he rmor e res u lts areav ail ab le.  Serv e rs may  choo se n ot  t o  su pport t h el i mitar gu ment  an dwillretu r n a ll of t he availa ble resu lt s.  If lim it is specifi ed  and the c on tin ue fie l d  is empt y, clients may assume t h at no m ore  resu ltsare avail abl e. Thi s f i eld is  not s uppor te d i f watch i stru e. <br/><br/> T h e s erver  g uara ntees t hat the objects re t urn ed when using  co ntin u e  w ill be ide nt i cal t o issuing a sin gle list c al l  w ithout a l i mit  -  that i s, no o bject s  create d, modifi ed, or de le teda f ter  the first  request  is issue d  will be  incl ude d in a ny  su bsequ ent co n tin ued r equest s.  Thisis so me times re ferred to as a consiste nt sna pshot , a nd ensure s t h ata clientthat  is usinglim itto re cei v e sma ller ch unk s  of a  ver y  large re s ul t c a n  e nsure theys e e  al l pos sib l e obje cts.  If objects are u p dated during a  chu n k edlis t  the  v ersion of theobj ec t that was  p resent at t he timeth e  firs t list  resul t was c a l cu l ated i s re tur ned. |
|`qs .p r etty` |  I f& #39;tr ue&# 39 ;, the n theo utpu t is pretty printe d. || `qs.r e sou rceVe rs ion` |W henspecifiedwith a watc h call , sh ows c hangesth at occ uraf ter that p a rticularversi on of a  r esou rce . Defa ults t o cha nges  f rom  the begi n n in g  o fh ist ory.  When  s peci fied forl ist: - i f u n set, th en 
 -_objects that_are created, modified, or_deleted after_the_first list_request_will be included_in the response,_as long as their_keys are after_the_&quot;next key&quot;.<br/><br/>This field is not supported when watch is true. Clients may start a_watch_from the_last_resourceVersion_value returned by the server_and not miss any modifications._|
| `qs.fieldSelector`_| A selector to restrict the list of_returned_objects by their_fields. Defaults to everything. |
| `qs.includeUninitialized` | If true,_partially initialized resources are included in_the response. |
|_`qs.labelSelector`_|_A selector to restrict_the list of returned objects by_their labels. Defaults to everything. |
|_`qs.limit` | limit is a maximum number_of responses to return for a_list call. If more items_exist, the_server will set the &#x60;continue&#x60;_field on the_list metadata_to a value_that can be used with the_same initial query_to retrieve the next set of_results._Setting a limit_may_return_fewer than_the requested amount_of_items (up_to_zero items) in the event all_requested_objects are filtered out and clients should_only use the presence_of_the continue field to_determine whether more results are_available. Servers may choose not to_support the_limit argument_and will return all of the available results. If limit is_specified and the continue field is_empty, clients may assume_that no_more_results are available._This_field is_not supported if watch is true.<br/><br/>The server_guarantees that_the objects returned when using continue_will be identical to_issuing_a single list call without a_limit - that is, no objects_created, modified, or deleted after_the_first_request is issued will be_included in any subsequent continued requests._This is sometimes_referred to as a consistent snapshot, and_ensures_that a client that is using_limit_to receive smaller chunks of a_very_large_result can ensure they see_all possible objects. If objects are_updated during a chunked list the version of the_object that was_present at the time the_first_list_result was calculated is returned. |
| `qs.pretty` | If &#39;true&#39;,_then the_output is pretty_printed. |
| `qs.resourceVersion` | When specified with a watch call,_shows changes that occur after that particular_version of a resource. Defaults to changes from the beginning of_history. When specified for list: - if unset,_then