fix: also push image-tag-based metadata tag when syncing container images#142
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fix: also push image-tag-based metadata tag when syncing container images#142
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…ages Signed-off-by: Tomas Pizarro Moreno <tomas.pizarro@broadcom.com>
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Description
When pushing metadata artifacts to a target registry, only the sha256-based tag (
sha256-<hex>.metadata) was being published. The source registry also provides a shorter, human-readable metadata tag (<image-tag>-metadata, e.g.39.0.1-redhatubi-9-r2-metadata) that makes it easy to match security artifacts with their associated image.Changes
Modified
pkg/artifacts/artifacts.goto introduce a new internal functionpushMetadataTagsthat pushes the same local OCI-layout artifact to the target registry under both tag formats:sha256-<hex>.metadata— digest-based tag (existing behaviour, unchanged)<image-tag>-metadata— human-readable tag (new)The pull side is left unchanged: artifacts are still fetched from the source using the sha256-based tag, which has always been present.