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Add handling of unknown fields to conformance tests #311

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@imjasonh imjasonh commented Dec 1, 2021

This change also removes the direct dependency on Go types defined in
the image-spec repo, since this made it difficult to define new fields.

Instead, the types are copied into this repo and modified to remove
unused fields, and add a new unspecified field for use in the test.

Signed-off-by: Jason Hall [email protected]


Note: I haven't run this against any real registries yet, I wanted to get feedback about the general direction before proceeding too much further.

cc @jdolitsky our beloved conformance czar 👑

This change also removes the direct dependency on Go types defined in
the image-spec repo, since this made it difficult to define new fields.

Instead, the types are copied into this repo and modified to remove
unused fields, and add a new unspecified field for use in the test.

Signed-off-by: Jason Hall <[email protected]>
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Fine with the general direction. Also tested this against bundlebar and zot with no issues

@jdolitsky jdolitsky merged commit 05097b7 into opencontainers:main Dec 1, 2021
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