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[WIP] feat(load,query): when loading bundles, extract a list of images #62
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this allows both overriding images in the manifests, and means that you can associate a set of related images with an operator (e.g. to signify what operand images are required by the operator)
into directories take from kevinrizza/offline-cataloger
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closed in favor of #101 |
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(this may or may not be included in 4.2 depending on the exception status)
This parses bundles to collect their images and stores them in the metadb so that we can query for them later. For now, it only collects operator images; before this merges it should also collect operand images.
Question: is it useful to be able to query separately for operator vs. operand images? (should we add labels to the image list to distinguish?)
TODO: