MZOCI - Make Zarf OCI

[Noxsios]

Description

o boi

Related Issue

Relates to #1298

Fixes #1319
Fixes #1326
Fixes #1324
Fixes #1322
Fixes #1325

Type of change

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New feature (non-breaking change which adds functionality)
• Other (security config, docs update, etc)

Checklist before merging

• Test, docs, adr added or updated as needed
• Contributor Guide Steps followed

[Racer159]

Some requested code changes

[Racer159]

@Noxsios were you going to remove this and the gif?

[Racer159]

If this stays as --decompress-all then I think it should decompress sboms too

[Racer159]

This should be broken into a helper function (or functions) that is able to pull a file from OCI (lines 64-89 are largely repeating)

[Racer159]

Still not a huge fan of these larger inline functions... It can make it harder to follow where the returns are going.

[Racer159]

This seems to result in some visual glitches on package create

[Racer159]

walkthrough gif

[Racer159]

Feedback I took away from watching the user go through the BB walkthrough, can we split this into a Setup section and remove the instructions from the code comments?

Suggested change

	```bash
	# Setup some variables for the registry we will be using
	$ REGISTRY=docker.io
	$ set +o history
	$ REGISTRY_USERNAME=<username> # <-- replace with your username
	$ REPOSITORY_URL=$REGISTRY/$REGISTRY_USERNAME
	$ REGISTRY_SECRET=<secret> # <-- replace with your password or auth token
	$ set -o history
	# Authenticate with your registry using Zarf
	$ echo $REGISTRY_SECRET | zarf tools registry login $REGISTRY --username $REGISTRY_USERNAME --password-stdin
	# (Optional) Otherwise, create a Docker compliant auth config file if the Docker CLI is not installed
	$ mkdir -p ~/.docker
	$ AUTH=$(echo -n "$REGISTRY_USERNAME:$REGISTRY_SECRET" | base64)
	# Note: If using Docker Hub, the registry URL is `https://index.docker.io/v1/` for the auth config
	$ cat <<EOF > ~/.docker/config.json
	{
	"auths": {
	"$REGISTRY": {
	"auth": "$AUTH"
	}
	}
	}
	EOF
	```
	## Setup
	This walkthrough will require a registry to be configured (see [prerequisites](#prerequisites) for more information). The below sets up some variables for us to use when logging into the registry:
	```bash
	$ REGISTRY=docker.io
	$ set +o history
	$ REGISTRY_USERNAME=<username> # <-- replace with your username
	$ REPOSITORY_URL=$REGISTRY/$REGISTRY_USERNAME
	$ REGISTRY_SECRET=<secret> # <-- replace with your password or auth token
	$ set -o history

With those set, you can tell Zarf to login to your registry with the following:

$ echo $REGISTRY_SECRET | zarf tools registry login $REGISTRY --username $REGISTRY_USERNAME --password-stdin

:::note

If you do not have the Docker CLI installed, you may need to create a Docker compliant auth config file manually:

$ mkdir -p ~/.docker
$ AUTH=$(echo -n "$REGISTRY_USERNAME:$REGISTRY_SECRET" | base64)
# Note: If using Docker Hub, the registry URL is `https://index.docker.io/v1/` for the auth config
$ cat <<EOF > ~/.docker/config.json
{
  "auths": {
    "$REGISTRY": {
      "auth": "$AUTH"
    }
  }
}
EOF

:::

[Racer159]

Github hates me but hopefully you get the point

[Racer159]

Github hates me but hopefully you get the point

[Racer159]

This is not expected I am assuming?

[Racer159]

This should probably be a :::note

[Racer159]

👀 guess we're not doing this anymore @Noxsios

[bburky]

sorry, I deleted a branch in the GitHub mobile app on accident. Had to use the web UI to restore. I was just trying to read comments to see what was going on and mistapped

[Racer159]

No problem, there were a few things going on that messed this one up