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There has been an issue reported regarding the use of --build-arg in the image builder GitHub Actions workflow. The argument default_tag is being used, but it is overriden by the default tag generated for images during the build. The default tag is added to the build args with name "default_tag". This results in conflicts when trying to pass a custom argument with the same name.
Problem
When using the argument --build-arg=default_tag=, it works locally but does not reflect the expected behavior in the CI pipeline, as it is overwritten by the default tag in the image building process.
The issue occurs because default_tag is a reserved argument used for passing the default tag in to the build process in Kaniko.
Suggested Solution
It is recommended to use a different name for custom build arguments, such as --build-arg=my_custom_tag=, to avoid conflicts with reserved arguments like default_tag.
Acceptance Criteria
Add a note in the image builder documentation to highlight that default_tag is a reserved build argument for the default image tag and to suggest using a different name for custom arguments.
Add information how to enable passing tags to the build args. Mention default_tag is passed always.
Add note in image-builder github action about reserved names and values for image tags and build arguments. Llink users to the image nuilder documentation for more details.
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Description
There has been an issue reported regarding the use of --build-arg in the image builder GitHub Actions workflow. The argument default_tag is being used, but it is overriden by the default tag generated for images during the build. The default tag is added to the build args with name "default_tag". This results in conflicts when trying to pass a custom argument with the same name.
Problem
Suggested Solution
Acceptance Criteria
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