My corporate team has provisioned a docker registry on a Nexus server using a custom port of 8221.
I can login and push images to the registry without issue.
But when I run "tart pull registry.fq.d.n:8221:/appleimages/imagename:latest" the image is pulled fully in tact to ~/.tart/cache/OCIs but running "tart list" the image does not show up.
I noticed the image gets stored under ~/.tart/cache/OCIs in a subdirectory that includes the port: (ie. ~/.tart/cache/OCIs/registry.fq.d.n:8221 )
If I rename the folder to just "~/.tart/cache/OCIs/registry.fq.d.n" and then run "tart list" again, the image shows up in the list.
My corporate team has provisioned a docker registry on a Nexus server using a custom port of 8221. I can login and push images to the registry without issue.
But when I run "tart pull registry.fq.d.n:8221:/appleimages/imagename:latest" the image is pulled fully in tact to ~/.tart/cache/OCIs but running "tart list" the image does not show up.
I noticed the image gets stored under ~/.tart/cache/OCIs in a subdirectory that includes the port: (ie. ~/.tart/cache/OCIs/registry.fq.d.n:8221 )
If I rename the folder to just "~/.tart/cache/OCIs/registry.fq.d.n" and then run "tart list" again, the image shows up in the list.