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Can't login to GitLab #4132
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GitLab support is going to be moved into another extension. In the meantime I would downgrade to Docker 1.26.1 while we work on that. More info here: #869 (comment)
I'm going to leave this issue open and pinned so that others who are experiencing the same can find it easily. |
Given that plain |
GitLab does not implement the registry v2 specification, except I think for the manifest endpoint which is required to be able to pull images. But, listing images and tags is not possible through the registry V2 API on GitLab; GitLab has their own API for that which is why a separate implementation is needed. |
ah, ok. |
GitLab has agreed to take on the support for GitLab Registries in the Docker extension. They are tracking it here: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-vscode-extension/-/issues/1223 I will close this issue as external. |
I'm using Docker extension v1.27.0 in a remote WSL workspace, and when I go to add a registry, there doesn't appear to be a provider for GitLab. Looking at the Quickstart guide here, as well as issues #162, #869, #1968, #1643, I'm under the impression that I should have a GitLab option when I click Connect Registry but I only have options for Docker Hub, GitHub, and Azure.
Trying to connect to https://registry.gitlab.com as a generic V2 registry with my personal access token (which works for `docker login registry.gitlab.com) produces this error
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