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Request for Comments for v1.1.0 release #1093
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Thanks @sajayantony "The primary objective of this issue is to allow implementors to provide their input and opinions within a tentative six-week time frame. During this period, implementors are encouraged to raise any blocking comments or issues related to the proposed changes. These comments and issues will be logged and monitored under the v1.1.0 Milestone." ^ glad that we are refining the process - greatly improves ability to plan around OCI deliverables. |
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Putting on my regclient hat for a moment: I've added support for this in regclient and I'm just looking for registries to test the new distribution-spec APIs against and other clients to verify interoperability. |
For Azure Container Registry, the support for v1.1 RC3 has been rolled out worldwide on all Azure clouds. We are currently testing RC4 and will release it very soon. |
Is there a condensed write-up of what changes with v1.1? |
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Not that I'm aware of. We should put this together and publish on the OCI blog: https://opencontainers.org/posts/blog/ Maybe people can share here any posts they have which describe the changes. This post I wrote a bit ago details the effect of these changes on a specific client (cosign): https://www.chainguard.dev/unchained/building-towards-oci-v1-1-support-in-cosign |
I've just opened this PR to add a blog post to outline the upcoming changes in image-spec & distribution-spec v1.1: opencontainers/opencontainers.org#130 Maintainers - please help review and let me know if this reflects your understanding of the major changes and how to communicate them. |
At Docker Hub we are taking a more conservative approach after the last pre-stable release debacle. We did have a preliminary implementation of RC1/RC2 ready to be released at the beginning of this year, but we will be a bit more cautious with the v1.1 rollout when it comes to it. We don't agree with every change to be released in the v1.1 spec, nevertheless, once the stable release is cut we will do our best to comply with it. |
Thanks @milosgajdos. Are there specific parts of the spec that may not get implemented by Docker Hub? And are there changes we should consider before the GA? |
We are not saying we will not implement some changes - not at the moment, anyway. We're saying we'll approach the implementation of the stable release with caution. |
Please see this blog post for a summary of the upcoming changes in image-spec & distribution-spec: https://opencontainers.org/posts/blog/2023-07-07-summary-of-upcoming-changes-in-oci-image-and-distribution-specs-v-1-1/ |
Registry support for upcoming 1.1.0 OCI dist-spec/image-spec (OCI "artifacts" support)
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At Azure Container Registry, adding to @northtyphoon 's previous comment, we did internal testing and don't have any issue with the current RC4 version of the spec besides allowing an index without artifact type (#1106). Edit: From a registry perspective, there is no concern to support a referrer artifact without an |
At this point from my side I see no blocking issue on image spec but there is a possible update on distribution to releax the artifact type requirement. Currently #1109 is in preparation for v1.1.0 is in draft . |
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Closing this as there are no more outstanding items for release of v1.1 of image spec. |
This issue serves as a tracking mechanism for collecting feedback from clients or registry operators.
The primary objective of this issue is to allow implementors to provide their input and opinions within a tentative six-week time frame. During this period, implementors are encouraged to raise any blocking comments or issues related to the proposed changes. These comments and issues will be logged and monitored under the v1.1.0 Milestone.
Additionally, project maintainers and stakeholders are invited to show their support by providing a "Thumbs up" or an LGTM (Looks Good to Me) comment, indicating their endorsement for specific proposals. Such expressions of support are valuable for prioritizing and evaluating the importance of the proposed changes.
Please note that the duration of the six-week time frame is subject to adjustment. Any feedback or issues not explicitly tracked under the milestone will be considered for the subsequent milestone unless the maintainers agree to include them in the v1.1.0 milestone.
/cc @opencontainers/image-spec-maintainers
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