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Issue listing tags from generic registry #4309

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vmsteiner opened this issue May 25, 2024 · 2 comments
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Issue listing tags from generic registry #4309

vmsteiner opened this issue May 25, 2024 · 2 comments

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@vmsteiner
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vmsteiner commented May 25, 2024

Hi

I have setup vscode-docker to connect to my generic registry v2. Under registries I can see my registry, and when browsing it I can view my repositories catalog (so the login / connection must be working). However, when I try to browse the visible repositories catalog for the tags list, the extension just starts loading but never finishes (spinning wheel) until I restart vscode.

Using curl I can get the tags list from the repository, so this makes me think it's a issue with the extension. I also tried pushing an image to the repository / registry, and this also worked. So it really is just having issues browsing the registry at the tags list level.

OS: Windows 10
Docker: Docker Desktop
vscode: 1.89.1
Extension: vscode-docker v1.29.1
Registry: Gitea Packages
I tried both with https and with http (insecure registry). For https I had to use v.1.28 of the extension for it to connect (see issue #4245)

@vmsteiner
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I did some more testing: This works fine in Extension: vscode-docker v1.26.1
At this point, it was still called: "Connect any generic private registry that supports the "Docker V2" api.
They show up, one sees the various tags / images etc. without any issues.

As of extension: vscode-docker 1.27.0 it breaks.

@vmsteiner vmsteiner changed the title Issue listing tags from generic registry (gitea) Issue listing tags from generic registry May 25, 2024
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I haven't looked at the code yet but my hunch is that it's failing to get the tag manifest data.

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