[web] Include node name or k8s cluster for session started audit entry display#49479
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…y display (gravitational#49479) * Include node name or k8s cluster for session started audit entry display * update for order of variable assignment
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fixes #47980
This displays the node name or Kubernetes cluster information in the start session. Otherwise the user can't tell from the list which node/k8s cluster a session was started on w/o opening the details. This also informs whether it is a SSH or k8s session.
changelog: SSH or Kubernetes information included for audit log list for start session events
before:
updated to: