make docker-build giving issue - invalid reference format
shruthihub opened this issue · 5 comments
What steps did you take and what happened:
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on git clone and in images/capi directory , i ran make docker-build
but i got a error that says :
invalid argument "gcr.io//cluster-node-image-builder-amd64:dev" for "-t, --tag" flag: invalid reference format
What did you expect to happen:
docker image creation has to happen
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Seems to be like you might not be able to run REGISTRY ?= gcr.io/$(shell gcloud config get-value project)
specifically shell gcloud section which might be resulting in the error.
Can you please try Passing REGISTRY= make docker-build
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Seems to be like you might not be able to run
REGISTRY ?= gcr.io/$(shell gcloud config get-value project)
specifically shell gcloud section which might be resulting in the error.Can you please try Passing REGISTRY= make docker-build
Something similar works:
REGISTRY=docker.io/library make docker-build
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Sorry for the delay, I've opened a PR to fix this so you don't need to override the registry if not needed: #1199