The Push Images Flag¶
The --push-images
flag is one way to improve development speed when working with pipelines.
The --push-images
flag performs the following steps after you have built your image:
-
In your local registry, generates a unique tag for the image named after the
transform.image
field of your pipeline spec.Important
You must build your image with your username as a prefix (example:
pachyderm/example-joins-inner-outer
) - This name must match the one declared in thetransform.image
field of your pipeline spec. -
Pushes the Docker image, with the tag, to your registry
- Updates the image tag in the pipeline spec json (on the fly) to match the new image
- Submits the updated pipeline to the Pachyderm cluster
The usage of the flag is shown below:
pachctl update pipeline -f <pipeline name> --push-images --registry <registry> --username <registry user>
Note
For more details on the --push-images
flag, see Update a Pipeline.
Last update: May 19, 2022
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