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Option to see dangling images in the explorer #2967
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There is one more adjust, new commit. So, i propose check digest end and use the image ID when digest end with '@none' |
@jnsjunior thank you for your contribution, much appreciated! I think adding the ability to show dangling images makes a lot of sense; I am just wondering if a configuration setting is the best way to enable it. An alternative could be to add an enable/disable button to the Images pane in the Docker explorer (next to the existing "Prune" command, see screenshot below). This would be more accessible/discoverable... 🤔 Also @BigMorty @philliphoff please share your thoughts. |
@karolz-ms yes i agree with your opinion. |
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Looks great, just a couple minor suggestions.
We are super grateful for this change and for following up on the suggestion to make it a command! 🤗
@philliphoff please share your thoughts as well if you can |
Co-authored-by: Karol Zadora-Przylecki <[email protected]>
@jnsjunior thanks again for your contribution, much appreciated, and sorry for not merging sooner, we had a holiday here in the US yesterday |
Reference Issues/PRs
Explorer: dangling images #2547
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Implement an option to see dangling images in the explorer