Joseph Schorr

> it won’t by default delete untagged manifests @mtrmac We absolutely *do* delete untagged manifests. In fact, in Quay, if you have a manifest that is not referenced by a...

@alexlarsson You'd simply point the `deltas` tag to a new manifest, which should (in theory) disconnect the old one allowing for GC. I'm still wondering, however, why having a single...

@alexlarsson @owtaylor Well, the digest of the *image* manifest would be unchanged, but you are correct that the overall manifest digest would be different. It just feels odd to have...

@skippy: Would you want this to be pattern based? Something like: ``` quayctl torrent docker seed quay.io/* --match-all ```

Note: This is only done for Docker and not for rkt or squashed image support (although we definitely could do so)

For `docker torrent pull` I boot a local Docker 2 registry and then have the Docker pull from it. `docker load` proved to be too slow and memory intensive, and...

We could do it, but it doesn't buy as much - We are calling rkt directly, which has the bonus of signing support vs calling via `docker://`, which would be...

`--squashed` flag only applies to Docker, and the 406 response will still be an issue for both squashed images and `rkt` images when not first generated by a normal curl...

@matthias50 Because it will still perform the pull manifest operation, but it will skip pulling the blobs, so you still get monitoring but "less". Feel free to prep a PR...

@remyma PRs are welcome! :)