clairctl: warn when range requests are not honored #2031
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Can one of the admins verify this patch? |
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LGTM, will rebase and merge. |
As discussed in quay#2029 the manifest generation is efficient only when HTTP "Range: bytes=0-0" header is well supported by the server. If not, the server might return the full layer, making the manifest generation very expensive. We warn the user in case their HTTP server does not support HTTP range requests. Signed-off-by: François Rigault <[email protected]>
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Weird that there's a permissions issue on the approval comment fast-forward... /fast-forward |
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As discussed in #2029 the manifest generation is efficient only when HTTP "Range: bytes=0-0" header is well supported by the server. If not, the server might return the full layer, making the manifest generation very expensive.
We warn the user in case their HTTP server does not support HTTP range requests.