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Description of problem:
We upload different images to each docker repositories but all the docker repositories ended up associating to the same manifest list and/or manifests. The associating manifest list/manifests are not belonged to any of the uploaded docker images.
How reproducible:
Easy
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Sync any repository from upstream docker registry so that the Satellite will have some existing docker manifests.
2. Follow KCS "https://access.redhat.com/solutions/4175551" to prepare multiple docker image tarball using skopeo.
3. Create a docker repository for each of the image and upload the tarball using the following commands
~~~
hammer repository create --product <product> --organization <organization> --name <repository name> --content-type docker
hammer repository upload-content --name <repository name> --organization <organization> --product <product> --path /<path>/<to>/<image tarball>/<image name>.tar
~~~
Actual results:
Upload commands completed successfully but if we use the following command to check the repository manifest, we will found that they are all associating to the same manifests.
~~~
hammer docker manifest list --repository <repository name> --organization <organization> --product <product>
~~~
Expected results:
Upload works correctly.
Additional info:
It appears that the upload-content is not implemented to support Pulp3 container plugin.
This BZ will be used to halt uploading content to container repositories while 'container push' is being developed. That will be the feature that enables "uploading" container content (https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1313502).
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