We encountered some problems with using the existing folder structure,
but it looks like running the tooling with the latest versions works after
we regenerated the project using 'gql init' and refactoring to separate
the login previously in resolvers.go.
- the autogenerated code is now under the gql_generated folder
- the file resolvers.go now contains only the code which is not
rewritten by the gqlgen framework
- the file schema.resolvers.go is rewritten when gqlgen runs,
and we'll only keep there the actual resolvers matching query names
Changes we observed to schema.resolvers.go when gqlgen runs include
reordering methods, and renaming function parameters to match the
names used in schema.graphql
- we now have a gqlgen.yaml config file which governs the behavior of
gqlgen (can be tweaked to restructure the folder structure of the
generated code in the future)
Looks like the new graphql server has better validation
1 Returns 422 instead of 200 for missing query string - had to update tests
2 Correctly uncovered an error in a test for a bad `%` in query string.
As as result of 2, a `masked` bug was found in the way we check if images are
signed with Notary, the signatures were reasched for with the media type
of the image manifest itself instead of the media type for notation.
Fixed this bug, and improved error messages.
This bug would have also been reproducible with main branch if the bad `%`
in the test would have fixed.
Updated the linter to ignore some issues with the code which is
always rewritten when running:
`go run github.com/99designs/gqlgen@v0.17.13 generate`
Add a workflow to test gqlgen works and has no uncommitted changes
Signed-off-by: Andrei Aaron <andaaron@cisco.com>
Periodically poll registries and pull images according to sync's config
Added sync on demand, syncing when clients asks for an image which
zot doesn't have.
Signed-off-by: Petu Eusebiu <peusebiu@cisco.com>
added support to point multiple storage locations in zot by running multiple instance of zot in background.
see examples/config-multiple.json for more info about config.
Closes#181
We perform inline garbage collection of orphan blobs. However, the
dist-spec poses a problem because blobs begin their life as orphan blobs
and then a manifest is add which refers to these blobs.
We use umoci's GC() to perform garbage collection and policy support
has been added recently which can control whether a blob can be skipped
for GC.
In this patch, we use a time-based policy to skip blobs.
Extends the existing zot CLI to add commands for listing all images and
their details on a zot server.
Listing all images introduces the need for configurations.
Each configuration has a name and URL at the least. Check 'zot config
-h' for more details.
The user can specify the URL of zot server explicitly while running the
command or configure a URL and pass it directly.
Adding a configuration:
zot config add aci-zot <zot-url>
Run 'zot config --help' for more.
Listing all images:
zot images --url <zot-url>
Pass a config instead of the url:
zot images <config-name>
Filter the list of images by image name:
zot images <config-name> --name <image-name>
Run 'zot images --help' for all details
- Stores configurations in '$HOME/.zot' file
Add CLI README
As the number of repos and layers increases, the greater the probability
that layers are duplicated. We dedupe using hard links when content is
the same. This is intended to be purely a storage layer optimization.
Access control when available is orthogonal this optimization.
Add a durable cache to help speed up layer lookups.
Update README.
Add more unit tests.
Clients today expect the repo to clean up if there are unused blobs, not to
manually delete things they think are unused. Let's do that, and use
umoci's code to do it since it's tested and works.
v2: also run GC on update as well as delete
v3: fix up error return paths needing two args
Signed-off-by: Serge Hallyn <shallyn@cisco.com>
Signed-off-by: Tycho Andersen <tycho@tycho.ws>
New options added to configuration file to reference a public key used
to validate authorization tokens signed by an auth server with
corresponding private key.
Resolves#24
Signed-off-by: Peter Engelbert <pmengelbert@gmail.com>
This adds a new --json flag to the compliance subcommand, which
will output the compliance test results as minified JSON to stdout.
Also a few other small additions:
- Exit 1 if compliance tests fail
- Use random port for test server using freeport library (added)
Signed-off-by: Josh Dolitsky <393494+jdolitsky@users.noreply.github.com>
1) github.com/jtblin/go-ldap-client is an abandoned project and not keeping
up with go modules, so pull that code in (single file, BSD license)
2) minor refactor ldap as a result of 1)
3) update go.mod
I just did a fresh 'make' of zot, and it generated these changes to go.mod
and go.sum; let's include them.
Signed-off-by: Tycho Andersen <tycho@tycho.ws>
