Image tag correction check is incorrect - "invalid reference format" #3223
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For further details see docker/docker-py#3223
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For further details see also docker/docker-py#3223
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* Update packages * Add simple help to scripts/update_apt_package_in_package_list.sh * Update poetry and exclude docker-py 7.0.0 because of docker/docker-py#3223 * Add script to update multiple apt packages from stdin * Ignore Kernel CVEs * Add modules to exclude list in import_modules.py test * Fix bug in scripts/update_apt_package_in_package_list.sh for packages with same prefix * Fix missing crypt.h in conda-based SLC * Replace hardcoded /opt/conda with environment variable * Disable package mode in pyproject.toml * Update poetry in the Github action
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* Update packages * Add simple help to scripts/update_apt_package_in_package_list.sh * Update poetry and exclude docker-py 7.0.0 because of docker/docker-py#3223 * Add script to update multiple apt packages from stdin * Ignore Kernel CVEs * Add modules to exclude list in import_modules.py test * Fix bug in scripts/update_apt_package_in_package_list.sh for packages with same prefix * Fix missing crypt.h in conda-based SLC * Replace hardcoded /opt/conda with environment variable * Update poetry in the Github action
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Isn't this a duplicate, or at least related, to #3240? If so, it should have been resolved, as indicated at https://github.com/docker/docker-py/releases/tag/7.1.0. |
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I still have the problem, that the tag validation fails. I've found my failure it was the hostname that had capital letters. |
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When building an image with a tag such as "registry-host:5000/myname/myimage" (see example in https://docs.docker.com/engine/reference/commandline/image_push/, the name is mistakenly identified as illegal, yielding an "invalid reference format" error.
This seems to stem from an incorrect regular expression in the docker/utils/build.py definition of _TAG which is called by the function match_tag.
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