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google-cloud-sdk: include docker-credential-gcloud script #44886
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This is required if you want to push images to gcr.io.
@benley there's a derivation for docker-credential-gcr isn't the same thing? |
Oh, oops. Is there a reason not to just include the script in the main google-cloud-sdk derivation? |
I see it's distributed as a separate git repo, so yeah it might as well be a different derivation. |
@benley Also, I don't use any of google's services but do depend on some images hosted on gcr, it makes sense to have it stand-alone :) |
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@kalbasit @benley I don't think that the two binaries are the same thing, and that both serve a purpose, and that this PR should be re-opened and applied. I use the sdk subcommand
That command,
Finally, I tried simply renaming the It's true that So, again, I think this PR should be re-opened and applied. :) |
excerpt from https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/docker-credential-gcr
@nicknovitski I'm fine re-opening the PR, it does not conflict with the other derivation so it's all good. |
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This is required if you want to push images to gcr.io.
Things done
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innix.conf
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