Kustomize support

Overview
Datree comes with out-of-the-box support for Kustomize, allowing you to easily scan your Kustomization file and the resources it will generate for misconfigurations.
When testing a kustomization directory, Datree will build temporary copies of the resources defined in kustomization.yaml and run a policy check against them.
Linux, MacOS, and Windows are supported.
Dependencies
Using the Datree CLI to scan kustomize files requires Kustomize and/or kubectl to be installed.
Usage
Simply add the 'kustomize' argument to the CLI command, like so:
datree kustomize test [path][cliArgs] -- [kustomizeArgs]
path - the path to your desired kustomize directory (that contains a kustomization.yaml file).
cliArgs (optional) - your desired Datree CLI arguments, as described here: CLI arguments.
kustomizeArgs (optional) - your desired arguments for the 'kustomize build' command. To see a list of supported arguments, run kustomize build -h
or kubectl kustomize -h
Examples
Assuming "/path/to/dir/" is a directory containing a 'kustomization.yaml' file, the following command will perform a policy check against all generated resources:
datree kustomize test /path/to/dir/
The following command will also perform a policy check against all generated resources, this time using k8s schema version 1.23.0 and a Datree policy named "staging":
datree kustomize test /path/to/dir/ -s 1.23.0 -p staging