Story #3402
As a user I can add Manifests to a repository, and any Blobs that are a part of them
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CLOSED - DUPLICATE
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Normal
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No
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No
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Description
This story will be complete when a user can add one or many Manifests to a repository, and the blobs referenced by each manifest are also added to the repository.
This story falls under the category of "rich copy" and will need a new API endpoint.
Before this story is groomed we should determine where that endpoint will live. If this recursive copy needs any importer settings it would make sense to be a detail route (like sync) on the importer.
v3/importers/docker/1234/fancy_pants_add/If not, we would have to come up with somewhere else. In theory, we can register a new ViewSet wherever we want, so I'd recommend starting with a docker namespace.
/v3/docker/recursive_add/
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#1
Updated by amacdona@redhat.com almost 2 years ago
- Copied to Story #3403: As a user I can add Manifests to a repository, and all units (recursive) that are part of them added
#3
Updated by ipanova@redhat.com 4 months ago
- Copied to deleted (Story #3403: As a user I can add Manifests to a repository, and all units (recursive) that are part of them)
#4
Updated by ipanova@redhat.com 4 months ago
- Duplicates Story #3403: As a user I can add Manifests to a repository, and all units (recursive) that are part of them added
#5
Updated by ipanova@redhat.com 4 months ago
- Status changed from NEW to CLOSED - DUPLICATE
#6
Updated by ipanova@redhat.com 17 days ago
- Project changed from Docker Support to Container Support
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