feat: support auth from docker config #2560
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| - | - | Generic High Entropy Secret | 961d487 | container-engine-lib/lib/backend_impls/docker/docker_manager/docker_auth_test.go | View secret |
| - | - | Generic High Entropy Secret | 41451af | container-engine-lib/lib/backend_impls/docker/docker_manager/docker_auth_test.go | View secret |
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As @pk910 mentioned it to me, this will probably not work since the engine is running in its own container, so there's no access to the users config file there. So we might need to:
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Description
Supports docker credentials from config (
~/.docker/config.json). Read #2503Is this change user facing?
yes
References (if applicable)
Fixes #2503