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--build should not automatically push #1363
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I'm concerned that the default configuration for
kompose
if you want kompose to build your images for you is to attempt to push company intellectual property to a public server.Is it worth having a breaking change that defaults to not push?
Folks may be well-versed in contributing open source containers and have the configuration to deploy to dockerhub. Then they want to learn kubernetes and transfer their knowledge. They come across https://kubernetes.io/docs/tasks/configure-pod-container/translate-compose-kubernetes/ and see they can get their company's private docker repos running locally on kubernetes pretty easily. They follow the instructions and run
kompose convert --build local
just like in the docs to build locally and their intellectual property goes to a public server.The kompose documentation says you can use --build to build and push your containers. But despite that I don't think anyone expects the default functionality of a "build" step is to push it to a public server.
Thankfully I don't have credentials to push to docker.io :)
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