Add command-line flag to forbid resource access #51
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This commit adds a new command-line flag "--clusters.forbidden-resources", which can be used to forbid access to a list of resources. This allow a user to still use RBAC with wildcards for the permissions of kobs, but do not allow a user to access the specified resources. We also adjusted the corresponding React component, so that the error is now shown to the user. This also fixes a problem, where the app crashed, whenn the empty state was clicked in the resources list.
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This commit adds a new command-line flag
"--clusters.forbidden-resources", which can be used to forbid access to
a list of resources. This allow a user to still use RBAC with wildcards
for the permissions of kobs, but do not allow a user to access the
specified resources.
We also adjusted the corresponding React component, so that the error is
now shown to the user. This also fixes a problem, where the app
crashed, whenn the empty state was clicked in the resources list.