Describe the bug
In tried to use makisu push to push an already existing tar image to Docker Hub. I get an error message stating that the tar image cannot be extracted, as the tar header is not valid.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Build a tar image with makisu build -t=nicolai92/image:abc123 --modifyfs=true --commit=explicit --dest=/src/image.tar /src
Use makisu push -t=nicolai92/image:abc123 /src/image.tar --push=index.docker.io --registry-config=/secret/registry.yaml
Expected behavior
I expected makisu to push the image, that was built with makisu earlier.
Environments
Kubernetes
Additional context
Could you please provide an example on how to push an existing tar image with makisu? When running push as part of the build process, it is working. But, I wanted to run the push command standalone - according to the README it should be possible.
Describe the bug In tried to use
makisu pushto push an already existing tar image to Docker Hub. I get an error message stating that the tar image cannot be extracted, as the tar header is not valid.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
makisu build -t=nicolai92/image:abc123 --modifyfs=true --commit=explicit --dest=/src/image.tar /srcmakisu push -t=nicolai92/image:abc123 /src/image.tar --push=index.docker.io --registry-config=/secret/registry.yamlExpected behavior I expected
makisuto push the image, that was built withmakisuearlier.Environments Kubernetes
Additional context Could you please provide an example on how to push an existing tar image with
makisu? When runningpushas part of the build process, it is working. But, I wanted to run thepushcommand standalone - according to the README it should be possible.