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I have two projects on my gitlab that are in different groups so I generated two deploy tokens on which each one has the permission to read his own registry.
I have this file under ~/.docker/ and it is working. In fact, when i try to pull a docker compose the image that is on the first repo uses the "token1" while the image that is on the second repo uses the "token2".
If i share or duplicate the same file in watchtower one of the two images won't be pulled because seems that watchtower uses only the first part of the registry (before the first "/").
How can I use multiple token for the same registry?
Describe the solution you'd like
Can you use a different approach to check the registries?
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I have two projects on my gitlab that are in different groups so I generated two deploy tokens on which each one has the permission to read his own registry.
My config.json file is:
{ "auths": { "registry.gitlab.com/project1": { "auth": ""
},
"registry.gitlab.com/project2": {
"auth": ""
}
}
}
I have this file under ~/.docker/ and it is working. In fact, when i try to pull a docker compose the image that is on the first repo uses the "token1" while the image that is on the second repo uses the "token2".
If i share or duplicate the same file in watchtower one of the two images won't be pulled because seems that watchtower uses only the first part of the registry (before the first "/").
How can I use multiple token for the same registry?
Describe the solution you'd like
Can you use a different approach to check the registries?
Describe alternatives you've considered
I haven't used alternatives
Additional context
No response