Improve container image workflows by providing a mtree.ignore and a way to monitor uploads
Description
Right now there's no way to get alerts if an image is updating a lot (say when things should be added on mtree.ignore
).
A mtree.ignore
with working defaults could be provided during container builds.
Also, a way to monitor images being upload too often (except of course in cases like Debian unstable) could help spotting files that should be added into mtree.ignore
.
Related to onimages#6 (closed).
Tasks
-
Use a default mtree.ignore
which works for most scenarios (Debian and Alpine Linux at least). -
Bonus: create a procedure (or improve the container build job) to detect sequential uploads across daily runs, which can mean the repository's mtree.ignore
needs update. -
Inform TPA on the improvements, so they can evaluate and eventually implement these things.
Edited by Silvio Rhatto