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Pre package pull check #2780
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Sounds like what you are looking for is that we do a HEAD request to check the package digest and comparing it to what is stored locally. That way we could skip the pull if these already match. Is this the type of feature you are looking for @jsallay ? |
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Yes. That is exactly what I am looking for.
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Sounds like what you are looking for is that we do a HEAD request to check
the package digest and comparing it to what is stored locally. That way we
could skip the pull if these already match.
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Zarf packages can become quite large. Sometimes I want to download new packages (
zarf package pull
) and make sure that old packages haven't been corrupted. I can't see a way to check if the package that I pulled has been modified from what is in the package registry.Describe the solution you'd like
I can run a
sha256sum
on a pulled package. It would be nice if I could check the hash for a package in the registry without downloading it first. It be something like:Describe alternatives you've considered
With docker images I can run
docker manifest inspect
and get the info that I'm looking for, but I'm not sure that I can get the same info with zarf. I have a harbor registry and I can look up the sha hash there, but it doesn't match that of the file.It's possible that there is already an easy way to do this and I'm just not aware.
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