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Update securitypolicy tool to support multiple registries #1161
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auth := authn.Basic{ | ||
Username: image.Auth.Username, | ||
Password: image.Auth.Password} | ||
c, _ := auth.Authorization() |
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Was wondering why this was ignored, but turns out it just returns nil always 😂.
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lgtm
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Before this change, the securitypolicy tool could authorize with a registry by providing a username and password as command-line options. This approach worked fine as long as all images were being pulled from the same registry. It doesn't work if you need to access multiple registries. After this change, authorization is provided in the policy.toml on a per-image basis. This allows for mixing and matching different registries together as part of a pod. Signed-off-by: Sean T. Allen <[email protected]>
I got two! Can I get a merge? |
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Related work items: microsoft#1062, microsoft#1087, microsoft#1089, microsoft#1095, microsoft#1104, microsoft#1112, microsoft#1117, microsoft#1118, microsoft#1125, microsoft#1137, microsoft#1139, microsoft#1140, microsoft#1141, microsoft#1142, microsoft#1143, microsoft#1145, microsoft#1146, microsoft#1150, microsoft#1151, microsoft#1153, microsoft#1154, microsoft#1155, microsoft#1156, microsoft#1157, microsoft#1158, microsoft#1159, microsoft#1161, microsoft#1162, microsoft#1163, microsoft#1164, microsoft#1165, microsoft#1166, microsoft#1167, microsoft#1168, microsoft#1169, microsoft#1171, microsoft#1172, microsoft#1173, microsoft#1174, microsoft#1178
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Before this change, the securitypolicy tool could authorize with a registry
by providing a username and password as command-line options.
This approach worked fine as long as all images were being pulled from the
same registry. It doesn't work if you need to access multiple registries.
After this change, authorization is provided in the policy.toml on a per-image
basis. This allows for mixing and matching different registries together as
part of a pod.
Signed-off-by: Sean T. Allen [email protected]