Jeff
Jeff
Hey @manali14! Sorry for the delayed response, we were rolling out some backend features to make debugging these things easier. We've implemented better tracing logic here and are working on...
This is just one of a thousand paper cuts caused by use of smithy generated code. We've already had to "downgrade" a few services to using `aws-sdk-v1` to work around...
Yup, looks good to me!
This discussion seems to stem from the fact that the artifact reference points the "wrong" way. Digests must exist before the manifest because the manifest points at the digests. Following...
If nothing in the manifest indicates there even is a signature (since signature points to manifest, not the other way around), isn't this already a concern with the current design?...
Referrers were designed the way they were intentionally - we can add as many referrers we want for the same digest, we can modify them, all without modifying the manifest....
I believe the issue is more because we're trying to enforce social guarantees on a system that was explicitly designed to _not_ have guarantees. If we build systems that expect...
@w8ze-devel It can be, yes. To properly delete we need to traverse the dependency graph to make sure things can be safely removed. For simple images this isn't so bad,...
We did update the [registry API docs](https://docs.docker.com/reference/api/registry/latest/#tag/delete) to include the deletion endpoint. This is usable with OCI tools like [crane](https://github.com/google/go-containerregistry/tree/main/cmd/crane) and [regctl](https://regclient.org/usage/regctl/) in order to automate deletions. In terms of...
With the [new Docker plans](https://www.docker.com/blog/november-2024-updated-plans-announcement/), there is no rate limit for business tier - do you mean an API to return the current monthly usage (or remaining usage)?