New script to manually push multi-platform docker images #6954
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Since
rules_dockeris no longer supported, we are looking at moving torules_oci. However,rules_ocidoesn't support building images with a dockerfile since it's not hermetic. Instead, they recommend building your base image manually and uploading it to a registry, and then pulling it down by hash during your bazel build. This is a script to assist in the process of building such images. It's likely that instead of invoking it directly, we can make one-line bash scripts that do the pushes we want for us. I think another option for further work would be adding a warning about pushing an image to a prod repository for which there does not exist a corresponding dev repository.Related issues: N/A