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There's no obvious way to update the README and add a Dockerfile to an image built outside of Docker Hub to the UI. I can envision several ways this could be exposed to users:
An annotation could be added to the image with a URL of the content that is automatically consumed by Hub
The content could be pushed separately using OCI referrers and a documented media type
A GitHub Action could be created that uploads it after pushing the image (least ideal since it would be GitHub specific, but would cover a large percentage of users)
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This is NOT a security issue
I do NOT have a Docker subscription
I have looked through other issues and they do NOT apply to me
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Since BuildKit provenance attestations (mode=max) support adding the Dockerfile during a build, I'd think that should also be a path to showing the full Dockerfile, though that'll likely need to live per-build with the rest of the details.
Problem description
There's no obvious way to update the README and add a Dockerfile to an image built outside of Docker Hub to the UI. I can envision several ways this could be exposed to users:
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: