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I am really impressed by how easy it was to get going with Shipwright.
(Although the documentation is a little confusing and dives into technical details, without giving a simple "start to finish" example in the quickstart.)
One thing I did not find in the documentation is the tagging of images.
I used the buildah ClusterBuildStrategy that was installed by the Shipwright Operator on my OpenShift cluster. I could successfully build a small container image and push it to a registry.
However I found no hint in the documentation, whether it is possible to have more than one tag assigned to an image, without rebuilding it multiple times and pushing to different tags separately. Is this possible?
I usually have tags for e.g. the build date as well as for the commit hash of the git repository the Containerfile is located in.
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Dear maintainers,
I am really impressed by how easy it was to get going with Shipwright.
(Although the documentation is a little confusing and dives into technical details, without giving a simple "start to finish" example in the quickstart.)
One thing I did not find in the documentation is the tagging of images.
I used the buildah ClusterBuildStrategy that was installed by the Shipwright Operator on my OpenShift cluster. I could successfully build a small container image and push it to a registry.
However I found no hint in the documentation, whether it is possible to have more than one tag assigned to an image, without rebuilding it multiple times and pushing to different tags separately. Is this possible?
I usually have tags for e.g. the build date as well as for the commit hash of the git repository the Containerfile is located in.
Kind Regards,
Johannes
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