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Docker content trust feature in Kaniko build

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How do I sign an image and push it to the repository using kaniko.

nayan-kalita

error building image: error building stage: gzip: invalid header

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**Actual behavior** The dockerfile command RUN and USER will lead to "unpack rootfs", which causing "error building image: error building stage: gzip: invalid header". But the error only happens in...

drpmma

Kaniko documentation should be more clear regarding required Linux Capabilities

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**Request summary** It needs to be explicitly stated in the documentation that some Linux capabilities might be required (apart from the permission to run Kaniko as root) in order to...

kravvcu

**Actual behavior** When using the `--cleanup` flag it was expected that the full filesystem gets back to its initial state. But because it uses the ignored list updated during the...

jcsf

**Actual behavior** If you build an image with Kaniko each `COPY` and `RUN` command has full acccess to the filesystem (even to files outside of the workspace). A (malicious) Dockerfile...

patrickschur

Signed-off-by: Höhl, Lukas **Description** When installing container-diff via the makefile target "install-container-diff", it always installed the linux version. In case of running on darwin, this will result in an exec...

hown3d

GCP: Kaniko executor cannot find dockerfile when running `gcloud builds submit` locally.

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**Actual behavior** Kaniko executor cannot find dockerfile when running `gcloud builds submit` locally. The build works fine in Google Cloud Build. Error thrown: ``` Step #0 - "Build": Error: error...

bhr

How to change kaniko's working directory

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**Actual behavior** A clear and concise description of what the bug is. Due to the 20G size limitation of the container root directory, the storage is full when building the...

lyj8330328

build context in private gitlab repository

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is there anyway to pull build context from a private gitlab repo?

bitsofinfo

Kaniko image is huge after using cache

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**Actual behaviour** Using this command causes the final image to be almost 2times as large with cache as without it. `/kaniko/executor --context "${DOCKER_CONTEXT_DIR}" --dockerfile "${DOCKER_FILE}" --destination $CONTAINER_REPO:$CONTAINER_TAG $build_args --cache=true --cache-repo...

flyingsaucerer