When we add a tag that is formatted as pkg-vX.Y.Z, it should tag all packages. It doesn't run correctly. Here is a job run, you can see that it ran
make OPTIONS="--skip-platforms linux/s390x" -C pkg push PUSHOPTIONS="--nobuild --release ${RELEASE_TAG}"
which in turn executed:
linuxkit pkg push --skip-platforms linux/s390x --nobuild --release v1.3.0 ./acpid/ ./auditd/ ./binfmt/ ./bpftrace/ ./ca-certificates/ ./cadvisor/ ./containerd/ ./dhcpcd/ ./dm-crypt/ ./dummy/ ./extend/ ./firmware-all/ ./firmware/ ./format/ ./getty/ ./host-timesync-daemon/ ./init/ ./ip/ ./kmsg/ ./logwrite/ ./losetup/ ./memlogd/ ./metadata/ ./mkimage/ ./modprobe/ ./mount/ ./node_exporter/ ./open-vm-tools/ ./openntpd/ ./poweroff/ ./qemu-ga/ ./rngd/ ./runc/ ./sshd/ ./swap/ ./sysctl/ ./sysfs/ ./trim-after-delete/ ./tss/ ./vpnkit-expose-port/ ./vpnkit-forwarder/ ./vsudd/
That looks correct, with --release v1.3.0, over than that fact that it should be linuxkit pkg build --push, but it ends up in nothing being pushed, even with the --release v1.3.0 added:
Pushing "linuxkit/acpid:dbd30b25903bf17042c22171b729f94c4bd3d98d" without building
No new platforms to push, skipping.
When we add a tag that is formatted as
pkg-vX.Y.Z, it should tag all packages. It doesn't run correctly. Here is a job run, you can see that it ranwhich in turn executed:
That looks correct, with
--release v1.3.0, over than that fact that it should belinuxkit pkg build --push, but it ends up in nothing being pushed, even with the--release v1.3.0added: