The new Stable release of Lens Desktop is here — featuring Azure Kubernetes Service integration and improvements to Lens Prism. This release also includes UX enhancements driven by community feedback and a range of bug fixes for improved stability.
To ensure a smooth transition and minimize disruption we’ll start by rolling out the update to a small portion of our users, then incrementally increasing this number until all users have access to the update. If you have not received the update and wish to try it out, you can download this version manually at our website .
Enhancements
- AKS: Azure Kubernetes Service integration is added to Lens Desktop. You can now easily connect to AKS clusters in Lens.
- Prism AI: Tool call result and summarization is now improved.
- Prism AI: Model and Mode selections are now moved to the Message Composer.
- Prism AI: Added clickable resource links to AI assistant responses.
- Improved cluster connection handling: Better support for user interactions required for cluster authentication.
- Improved Keyboard Navigation: Enhanced Keyboard Navigation in Kubernetes Resource Table
Bug Fixes
- Fixed Inviting New Members in Teamwork after entering email.
- Fixed an application freeze when right-clicking some navigator menu items.
- Fixed default namespace not being preselected for new clusters.
- Fixed opening preferences from the OS menu.
- Lens now uses the system CAs and proxy settings correctly outside of cluster connection requests.
- Lens now handles decryption errors correctly.
- Fixed logs tab not updating when a new Deployment or a Pod is created.
- Fixed Pod log viewer showing overlapping/garbled text.
- Details panel now auto-closes when interacting with dock-tab views.
- “Cluster Search” list now watches the changes in available clusters.