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Support images with both tag and digest #101
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I'm guessing you are asking about this for a compose file. While Podman does support specifying both a tag and digest, the Compose Specification shows that it must be one or the other, not both. |
Nobody produces podman composes. You can only find docker composes in the wild. Ignoring this does not help the user. |
I'm not ignoring this. Did you read my reply? Did you see the link? The Compose Specification is primarily made by Docker for Docker and is what |
Ok, I thought it was related to podman. I don't think it has to be changed. Also I don't think it has to not be changed. It's just that I want composes I come across to work with minimal to no interventions 👼 I see that specifying both is accepted by docker though. Whether they intentionally or not write a spec they don't follow is a different topic. Example https://github.com/immich-app/immich/releases/latest/download/docker-compose.yml I think it makes sense and is straightforward to support. It has usefulness I assume to specify both so that one can figure out what image is being tracked by the compose author. |
Fair enough. I'll reopen this, but it will probably be a bit until it's resolved as it requires making breaking changes to my |
Hello, it seems like podman supports specifying both - tag and digest at the same time. See containers/common#579
So I guess podlet should do too.
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