Jib should respect `—offline`
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- Created 5 years ago
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- Comments:10 (5 by maintainers)
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I must stress the importance of this issue. This is currently a pain point for a lot of JHipster users, especially those who don’t have access to a private docker registry on their developer machines. Currently, we have a big warning in our jib usage docs to educate our users on this problem.
To solve this issue, you don’t need to use --offline, you need to put
docker://imagename:tag
at the<from><image>
tag in the pom.xml