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It's currently really difficult to programmatically create an image index.
This is mostly my fault because I had tunnel vision when implementing pkg/v1/layout, but we need these to work on an abritrary ImageIndex.
Ideally, we could do something like:
idx := empty.Index idx, _ = mutate.AppendImage(idx, foo) idx, _ = mutate.AppendImage(idx, bar)
Which would produce an index that references both images foo and bar. I'd like the same options to work, and we'll probably want AppendIndex as well.
AppendIndex
I suspect we'd be able to refactor most of the layout package implementations to use the mutate package without making it inefficient.
layout
mutate
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It's currently really difficult to programmatically create an image index.
This is mostly my fault because I had tunnel vision when implementing pkg/v1/layout, but we need these to work on an abritrary ImageIndex.
Ideally, we could do something like:
Which would produce an index that references both images foo and bar. I'd like the same options to work, and we'll probably want
AppendIndex
as well.I suspect we'd be able to refactor most of the
layout
package implementations to use themutate
package without making it inefficient.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: