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I expect the config to be valid even though I do not supply a tag. If the tag really is required (I don't know if that's the case), it'd be helpful if a) it was stated or even better if b) the CLI forced me to enter a tag.
Steps to reproduce
Run the following in the dockerfile-wizard repo:
make ready
make setup
Choose a name for the project, leave the tag blank and choose a linux version. E.g. choose name: foo, linux version: 4 and leave the rest of the options blank.
Validate the config file and it will have an error, e.g. on the line which containsimage: $DOCKER_USERNAME/foo:.
FYI I'm using macOS Mojave.
Possible fix
Update the config template to not include a colon between name and tag. Only append a tag prepended with a colon when a tag is supplied.
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Expected behaviour
I expect the config to be valid even though I do not supply a tag. If the tag really is required (I don't know if that's the case), it'd be helpful if a) it was stated or even better if b) the CLI forced me to enter a tag.
Steps to reproduce
Run the following in the
dockerfile-wizard
repo:make ready
make setup
foo
, linux version:4
and leave the rest of the options blank.image: $DOCKER_USERNAME/foo:
.FYI I'm using macOS Mojave.
Possible fix
Update the config template to not include a colon between name and tag. Only append a tag prepended with a colon when a tag is supplied.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: