Dear all,
A recent update of Docker Desktop produces images in the OCI format that is not supported by the Docker registry of TIRA. To resolve this problem, you can remove the checkmark in “Use containerd for pulling and storing images” in your Docker Desktop settings.
Here is an image on how the settings look when containerd is disabled:
More details on this are available on this post: https://forums.docker.com/t/force-image-to-use-manifest-media-type-docker-v2-schema-2-instead-of-oci/144974/9
If you have this problem, you can use this command to verify that it is resolved:
tira-cli verify-installation --task TASK --team TEAM
This command builds a small bash image and uploads it to the cluster and checks that the image is compatible with the cluster, the output should look like this:
If you have any problems, please do not hesitate to contact us. (Uploading via a Github action or without Docker Desktop works without modification, if you have problems with the upload, you can invite us to your code repository and we run the upload).
Best regards,
Maik