I think we need it when we need to use an experimental repo or the cached repo (bugswarm/cached-images). Currently the only workaround I know is #7, but I hope this can be a better way.

I think we need it when we need to use an experimental repo or the cached repo (bugswarm/cached-images). Currently the only workaround I know is #7, but I hope this can be a better way.

What do you mean an experimental repo?

If you are doing some testing, you do not have to use the client. You can use Docker commands.

I think we need it when we need to use an experimental repo or the cached repo (bugswarm/cached-images). Currently the only workaround I know is #7, but I hope this can be a better way.

What do you mean an experimental repo?

Something like https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/lxylxy123456/bugswarm-repo , which was created when I was running the bugswarm pipeline.

If you are doing some testing, you do not have to use the client. You can use Docker commands.

Just to clarify, are the following two commands equivalent?

$ bugswarm run --image-tag apache-commons-lang-159112598 --docker-hub-repo bugswarm/cached-images
$ docker run --rm -it bugswarm/cached-images:apache-commons-lang-159112598 

I think we need it when we need to use an experimental repo or the cached repo (bugswarm/cached-images). Currently the only workaround I know is #7, but I hope this can be a better way.

What do you mean an experimental repo?

Something like https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/lxylxy123456/bugswarm-repo , which was created when I was running the bugswarm pipeline.

If you are doing some testing, you do not have to use the client. You can use Docker commands.

Just to clarify, are the following two commands equivalent?

$ bugswarm run --image-tag apache-commons-lang-159112598 --docker-hub-repo bugswarm/cached-images
$ docker run --rm -it bugswarm/cached-images:apache-commons-lang-159112598 

Yes those commands should be equivalent.

Closing this pr because there is a workaround.