Brandon Mitchell

I was thinking along the lines of a `github.com/tcurdt/oci-resolve/resolve_test.go` (that could be in a separate branch, not expecting you to commit a failing test to your project) to show the...

> It is the current default behavior of using `referrer-tag-schema`. The fallback process depends on registries that implement the referrers API per the OCI 1.1 spec, so that clients have...

Watching the recording of yesterday's meeting has me concerned. Does the lack of the `--allow-referrers-api` flag change the behavior of the tool to push an image without a subject field,...

Hi @yizha1. The `OCI-Subject` header is used for the registry to indicate it supports the referrers API and no fallback is needed. This should not exist on a registry that...

To summarize my understanding from today's meeting: The concern isn't that notation isn't able to know when a registry supports referrers, it's that older notation clients already exist that do...

> as referrers api is used by default, we may introduce a flag to provide an option for users to use referrers tag schema explicitly From the discussion, the referrers...

In general, I see reproducibility as a best effort, but not a guarantee. For the guarantee, you'd need to match the tooling that produced the image, and that tooling would...

There have been discussions on whether to use the `platform.features` for [fine grain image compatibility happening in the working group](https://github.com/opencontainers/wg-image-compatibility/blob/main/docs/proposals/PROPOSAL_E.md). However that effort is not finished, so I don't think...

Personally I avoid anything other than numeric uid/gid for portability and reproducibility (https://reproducible-builds.org/docs/archives/). I'll delegate to the major implementations for how uname and gname can be used. It could be...

There was discussion on this in https://github.com/opencontainers/image-spec/issues/1012 If the scenarios have layers already converted because of a shared base image, then it seems like reusing and extending the referrers of...