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Impose moratorium on remote registry access
A moratorium has been added to the road map to add a moratorium on adding remote registry access to commands that don't already do so. Signed-off-by: Stephen J Day <stephen.day@docker.com>
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Again, this is not about saying that the Dockerfile syntax is done, it's about making choices about
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what we want to do first!
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## 2.3 Remote Registry Operations
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A large amount of work is ongoing in the area of image distribution and
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provenance. This includes moving to the V2 Registry API and heavily
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refactoring the code that powers these features. The desired result is more
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secure, reliable and easier to use image distribution.
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Part of the problem with this part of the code base is the lack of a stable
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and flexible interface. If new features are added that access the registry
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without solidifying these interfaces, achieving feature parity will continue
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to be elusive. While we get a handle on this situation, we are imposing a
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moratorium on new code that accesses the Registry API in commands that don't
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already make remote calls.
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Currently, only the following commands cause interaction with a remote
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registry:
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- push
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- pull
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- run
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- build
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- search
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- login
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In the interest of stabilizing the registry access model during this ongoing
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work, we are not accepting additions to other commands that will cause remote
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interaction with the Registry API. This moratorium will lift when the goals of
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the distribution project have been met.
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