uds inspect --validate

[eFAILution]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe

In a CI hardening pipeline there is a need to extrapolate the image-repo:tag and run scans against them, but all of that compute time would be wasted if the bundle would never build in the first place. Some projects do not have a bundle artifact (eg. LFAI) due to size or other reasons. Would it be possible to have uds verify the package endpoints exist along with some other verification in order to 'dry-run' a build?

Describe the solution you'd like

• Given a state
  • with bundle tarball or bundle.yaml
• When an action is taken
  • uds inspect [tarball | YAML] --validate [-o filename]
• Then something happens
  • Outputs structured data report with expected bundle properties (eg. name, size, containers, etc.)

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[eFAILution]

Is there any directory structure standard for UDS projects? I'm asking because it might be nice to also include UDS project directories for this as well.

[UncleGedd]

@eFAILution I think the flag we added over in https://github.com/defenseunicorns/uds-cli/pull/599 solves this issue. You should be able to do uds inspect uds-bundle.yaml --list-images and get the list of images without having to create the bundle