To find the point at which the docker image became unusable I went looking to download particular images from hub.docker.com to do a binary search for where it started failing. The best resource I found was this advanced image management page which may not be public.
From that list it is possible to copy an untagged release like docker pull dsterry/ecko@sha256:aec70c570cbb2b3cfee3675e31bd5737de71c2e5288fc61a5097214a5b3e11e5
Proposed solution(s):
Find a way to autotag every build.
Ensure this page is public or that the build sha256 ids are publicly available.
weex
commented
2 years ago
To find the point at which the docker image became unusable I went looking to download particular images from hub.docker.com to do a binary search for where it started failing. The best resource I found was this advanced image management page which may not be public.
From that list it is possible to copy an untagged release like
docker pull dsterry/ecko@sha256:aec70c570cbb2b3cfee3675e31bd5737de71c2e5288fc61a5097214a5b3e11e5Proposed solution(s):