- Use transports.ParseImageReference instead of dealing with individual
transports
- CanonicalDockerReference replaced by Reference.DockerReference, can't
fail but can be unsupported
- directory.NewImageDestination replaced by
directory.NewReference.NewImageDestination
This fixes --version integration test on CentOS, as noticed by
https://github.com/projectatomic/skopeo/pull/91 . The underlying cause
is:
- Makefile builds with -ldflags "-X var=value", while go 1.4.2 only
supports "-X var value". This causes CentOS builds to be built
without the specific commit information
- The --version integration test assumes that commit information will
always follow the version number.
Changing either one of these would fix the build, changing the
integration test has the advantage that we don't have to use the
obsolete -X syntax and suffer warnings on newer Go versions.
I don’t know how to checkout a specific untagged commit (
9ff4bf43548c758b6767b639b335681285fece48 ) from the original repo, so
I have forked the project and fetched that commit from a cached Docker
image.
We should instead update the containers/image client for the new API ASAP,
and then the github.com/mtrmac/origin repo should be removed.
So that people don't need to install all dependencies just to build.
Make it so that "make binary" does nothing if nothing changed.
Remove ${DEST}
Signed-off-by: Doug Davis <dug@us.ibm.com>
To do so, have (skopeo copy) work with a types.Image, and replace uses
of types.ImageSource with types.Image where possible to allow the
caching in types.Image to work.
This is a slight behavior change:
- The manifest is now processed through fixManifestLayers
- Duplicate layers (created e.g. when a non-filesystem-altering command is used
in a Dockerfile) are only copied once.
Per the discussion in https://github.com/projectatomic/skopeo/pull/73 ,
types.Image.Manifest should not need to expose MIME types:
ImageSource.GetManifest allows supplying MIME types; the intent is
for clients who want to parse the manifests to use an ImageSource.
Clients who want to use skopeo’s parsing should use types.Image, and
then they don’t need to care about MIME types. In fact, types.Image
needs to decide among the various manifest alternatives which one to
parse (and which one to match against the provided or signed manifest
digest). So, Image.Manifest will not be all that useful for parsing the
contents, it is basically useful only for verifying against a digest.
Also split creation of cli.App from main(), and add a test helper
function.
This does not change behavior at the moment, but will allow writing
tests of the command handlers.
