oci_tarball: use forward slash for tar contents#178
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On Windows, the oci_tarball would use backslashes in file paths, which is incorrect. Tar files always use forward slashes. Closes #177
Before, blobs would be written to the tar file in iteration order of a map. Now, we sort blob keys to ensure deterministic ordering.
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Thank you! Would you be able to make a new release soon so I can use this? |
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Yes, I believe we can publish a new release later today. |
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This was released with v0.2.7 |
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Thank you. We have migrated our repo containing many oci image builds running on windows and linux hosts over to rules_img 0.2.7. So far it looks great. Thank you for the new ruleset :-) |
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On Windows, the oci_tarball would use backslashes in file paths, which is incorrect.
Tar files always use forward slashes.
Closes #177