I forgot about SVN and GIT actually. Supporting standard URLs was hard enough ;)
But I hope that I was able to ship around most limitations which docker actually has in this area and even add some new features.
So we are able to pass options to an URL to support that it is extracted "on-the-fly". The example use-case was the raspberry pi image, which is a ZIP, containing an img.
You can define, that the result should be a tar archive. And you can define which partition of the img should be used. The URL looks like this then:
FROM https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_lite_latest|img=p2|format=tar
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I forgot about SVN and GIT actually. Supporting standard URLs was hard enough ;)
But I hope that I was able to ship around most limitations which docker actually has in this area and even add some new features.
So we are able to pass options to an URL to support that it is extracted "on-the-fly". The example use-case was the raspberry pi image, which is a ZIP, containing an img.
You can define, that the result should be a tar archive. And you can define which partition of the img should be used. The URL looks like this then:
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Originally by: labi