cmd-copy-container: handle v2s2 manifest lists#3151
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We need to support arch peeling even for multi-arch source containers pushed using v2s2. Thankfully, the schema is identical to the OCI schema for our purposes which makes supporting it painless. Related: coreos#2726
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/override ci/prow/rhcos Test failure looks unrelated. This isn't tested by Prow. |
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We need to support arch peeling even for multi-arch source containers pushed using v2s2. Thankfully, the schema is identical to the OCI schema for our purposes which makes supporting it painless.
Related: #2726