fix: missing name of the Docker image, for locally created images #261
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lirantal
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Aug 2, 2023
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Looks good. Thank you for the fix @saemik94 🙏🏼 |
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Summary
When Docker images are created locally, they do not have a digest. The name of the image then should be determined from the tag, but this accesses a non-existent value. Therefore no name is displayed:
This pull request fixes this problem and the Docker image name is correctly displayed on the overview.
Proposed Changes
image[2]evaluates undefined and therefore should be changed toimage['RepoTags']Checklist