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Is it possible to export a tarball? #423
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@poy It is not currently possible, but it is something we could specify/implement in the future if there is sufficient interest. Would you be comfortable sharing your use case? |
@poy Would you be providing inputs images (i.e the run-image and previous image) as tarballs as well? |
@ekcasey Our use case can be summarized as a pipeline that produces a container, analyzes it and then pushes it. Each stage expects to receive a tarball as an input. At the moment, we don't require the inputs to be tarballs. |
This may also be useful for the BuildKit integration. Specifically in removing the need to reimplement export. It would require more thought but maybe the |
Note from discussion: Generating a tar means having to write all layers (as opposed to being able to skip them during publish) |
Is it possible export a tarball instead of pushing to the local docker daemon or a container registry in the
exporter
?An example of how another project accomplishes this is Kaniko's
--tarPath
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