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Yes it would be create if this web project could be a token client. The only workaround I have is to supply a static long lived token injected by nginx......

I was able to delete other images by shelving the problem one ~and putting it back~. ``` mv data/registry/docker/registry/v2/repositories/some-app data/some-app docker run -it --name gc --rm -v /opt/registry/data/registry:/var/lib/registry -v /opt/registry/conf/registry/config.yml:/etc/docker/registry/config.yml...

@Lakshmipathi when you moved "some-app" back did you lose every image for that app?

Here's my use case for consideration: We use SSO / Okta which is managed by our central IT team who have a process to add users and we (data platform...

Thanks for reporting. This is still an issue. When diagnosing it I found the API for projects and/or repositories seems to show a little evidence of the problem ``` "remote_backend":...

FYI to downgrade get [4.25.1](https://docs.docker.com/desktop/release-notes/#4251) and run: `& '.\Docker Desktop Installer.exe' install --disable-version-check` https://stackoverflow.com/a/77224786/516748 If you don't restart/stop Docker for Windows first the installer will ask you to kill processes...

My initial suggestion would be to document this limitation if it turns out that `system$allowlist()` is the cause and the terraform provider should not be responsible for formatting the default...

Even more fun, if you try to create `/home/ubuntu/registry/config.yaml` and `/home/ubuntu/registry/file2.txt` the content of the latter ends up in `/home/ubuntu/registry`. I guess that isn't all that surprising.