retag | Change tags of structures ' fields in runtime | 3D Printing library

my goal is to have some job steps (docker build and push) to run on every Dockerfile I add in a specific folder.

This is the main structure I'm trying:

I have a multiarch docker image called someserver:5000/my_image:v1. It is uploaded to some local registry. Image has been made for 2 platforms: linux/arm64 and linux/amd64.

I want to rename this image to someserver:5000/my_release_image:v1. If it was a regular image I could just:

Is there a way that the alternative row colouring can be maintained after sorting? My treeview has 2,000+ rows and would like to know if there is any solution other than retagging all the rows each time a column is sorted. When you click on any column, the row colouring gets mixed up.

Environment: Python 3.10.0 Windows 21H1

I need a way to copy my manifest and all related blobs/etc from a private registry to a public registry, where the images were never pushed to the public registry before.

I am successfully creating a multi-arch manifest via buildah. Note that while the image is built with buildah, I would be satisfied with a docker-based approach for copying the final result between registries. Here is the output from buildah inspect:

I am having issues deploying my docker images to aws ecr as part of a terraform deployment and I am trying to think through the best long term strategy.

At the moment I have a terraform remote backend in s3 and dynamodb on let's call it my master account. I then have dev/test etc environments in separate accounts. The terraform deployment is currently run off my local machine (mac) and uses the aws 'master' account and its credentials which in turn assumes a role in the target deployment account to create the resources as per:

Let's say I have the data from the min. reproducible example below. I want to update the MinReadyAge variable with the minimum value of ready.data$RetAge from ready.data in which ready.data$Ready == 'Yes'. Is there an efficient way of doing this?

Bonus point if there is a way to return "Never Ready" for the case where there is no 'Yes' for any age.

In a ansible playbook, I'm trying to pull an image, and retag it:

I've had CI/CD set up in our private GitLab instance for a while now to build some packages, create docker images from them, and push them to our internal registry. The configuration looks like this:

In the cleanup stage of my gitlab-ci pipeline im deleting the temporary docker tags that were generated before testing. The images are retagged in the publish stage. When deleting the original tag, the retag is also deleted. The stages are: