BREAKING CHANGE: migration from "trivy" to "trivy image" command

[knqyf263]

Description

trivy command behaves the same as trivy image for backward compatibility. But it was deprecated in v0.8.0. It's been more than a year and this option will be removed in v0.23.0 which is supposed to be released at the end of January 2022. Please migrate to trivy image.

🙅 NG

$ trivy [YOUR_IMAGE]

🙆‍♂️ OK

$ trivy image [YOUR_IMAGE]

[danielhoherd]

PSA for anybody else who is running into the following errors:

FATAL            flag provided but not defined: -cache-dir
Incorrect Usage: flag provided but not defined: -cache-dir

--cache-dir is a global arg, so you must construct the command as trivy --cache-dir $CACHE_DIR image ...

[rizwan-kh]

Created a PR #1575 to update the document of integration with GitLab CI

[caiohasouza]

Hi,

Perfect, thank you!

Regards

[PranavBhattarai]

1 noob question though:

I installed trivy rpm package. And run this command: trivy -verison and I see this line in the end the output:

2022-04-24T13:58:25.244+0545 FATAL flag provided but not defined: -verison

Is this a normal way to say, "hello, welcome to trivy", or what is this? I am guessing this is normal, but the way it looks in the terminal while checking just version, makes it feels as if there is a problem.

[knqyf263]

$ trivy --version
$ trivy -v
$ trivy version

All works other than trivy -version

[PranavBhattarai]

Ah, such a dumb question. I didn't see that I made a mistake in typing "version".
Whenever the user gives wrong input, I expected 1 liner warning/error message.
In this case, the very first line and last line was telling me where I made mistake. The contents of trivy --help in between those two warnings, confused me.