Add OCI ref.name to unique key in remotes handler #5299
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This allows a pusher to be used for more than one tag without creating a new resolver/pusher. The current implementation checks the ref key tracker status based on type and hash and will skip the push even if the repository reference is unique. Signed-off-by: Phil Estes <estesp@amazon.com>
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This allows a pusher to be used for more than one tag without creating a
new resolver/pusher. The current implementation checks the ref key
tracker status based on type and hash and will skip the push even if the
repository reference is unique.
Signed-off-by: Phil Estes estesp@amazon.com
Note: refkeys are visually used in
ctr images pullfor status, which will be impacted by this change, but many images do not use the OCI annotations at this point, so impact seems minimal; for example with this patch, you can see the official alpine image has noref.nameannotation so the output is unchanged: