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myvar = cfg.get(key, DEFAULT) no longer exist - just replace these calls with myvar = cfg.key or DEFAULT for the same effect
values (be they default in config.yaml or sourced from ENV) are now typed properly (eg: they are YAML evaluated), so, you likely can drop any explicit cast you had to introduce earlier
As these changes are breaking drivers, the core version will get bumped (2.0.0).
So, your new version, instead of depending on docker-registry-core>=1,<2 should then depend on docker-registry-core>=2,<3.
Note that core is not yet on pypi. If you want to test that, you have to cd docker-registry/depends/core and pip install . manually.
Wether you want to keep maintaining things for the 0.7 (core 1.0) branch, or drop it and only support 0.8 (core 2.0) is up to you, but either way, I encourage you to say something in your readme about it.
I will ping again you as soon as 0.8 is released and available
Hope that this early heads-up will help!
Cheers.
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thanks for the heads up @dmp42. I'll probably just cut a new release for v0.8.x support and let users know to stick with v0.1.0 for v0.7.0 support. If something's broken in v0.1.0, we can always push a patch release.
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Aug 14, 2014
The docker-registry-core >= 2.0.0 (docker-registry >= 0.8) breaks the
compatibility with the config usage (docker-archive/docker-registry#444)
This commit fixesbacongobbler#12
Signed-off-by: Vincent Giersch <vincent.giersch@ovh.net>
Hey there :-)
Have a look here:
docker-archive/docker-registry#444
How does this concern you?
myvar = cfg.get(key, DEFAULT)
no longer exist - just replace these calls withmyvar = cfg.key or DEFAULT
for the same effectAs these changes are breaking drivers, the core version will get bumped (2.0.0).
So, your new version, instead of depending on
docker-registry-core>=1,<2
should then depend ondocker-registry-core>=2,<3
.Note that core is not yet on pypi. If you want to test that, you have to
cd docker-registry/depends/core
andpip install .
manually.Wether you want to keep maintaining things for the 0.7 (core 1.0) branch, or drop it and only support 0.8 (core 2.0) is up to you, but either way, I encourage you to say something in your readme about it.
I will ping again you as soon as 0.8 is released and available
Hope that this early heads-up will help!
Cheers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: