Lifecycle Policy and Web Identity Support

• feat: update v8.1.0 by @brivu in #187

This minor version change addresses the changes:

Added Commands

build-and-push-image command was originally removed in version 8.0 but has been added back by popular demand.

Added Parameters

build-image command now supports adding aws lifecycle policies to repositories in ECR

• lifecycle-policy-path: The path of the .json file containing the aws lifecycle policy. If a path is defined in this parameter, the policy will be attached to the specified ECR repository.
• assume-web-identity: A boolean value that lets the user assume a profile with short lived keys. Set to true to configure a profile using short-term credentials

Issues closed

1. #180
2. #181
3. #182
4. #179
5. #188
6. #173
7. #178
8. #188
9. #177

PRs merged or addressed:

1. #184
2. #183

What's Changed

Full Changelog: v8.0.0...v.8.1.0

Multi-arch build support

What's Changed

• feat!: v8.0.0 by @brivu in #172

Full Changelog: v7.3.0...v8.0.0

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This version update includes the following breaking changes:

• account-url parameter has been removed. The default url is now constructed using the registry-id with the following schema: ${REGISTRY_ID}.dkr.ecr.${REGION}.amazonaws.com
• registry-id has been introduced as an environment variable and will be used to construct the URL for your default registry
• region - this parameter has now been changed from env_var type to a string
• Multi-architecture builds has been introduced with docker buildx commands. The push-image command has been removed. Pushing an image is now a boolean parameter called push-image that defaults to true.
• The build-and-push command has also been removed due to redundancy. The build-and-push job does the same thing.

Added parameters:

build-image command now supports multi-architecture builds and pushing to public registries

• registry-id: The 12 digit AWS Registry ID associated with the ECR account.
• push-image: Boolean value that enables users to push an image to a repository after building.
• platform: Platform targets for the docker image, multi arch images. Ex. linux/amd64 or linux/arm64.
• public-registry: Boolean value for building and/or pushing an image to a Public Registry on ECR.

ecr-login command now supports role-arn configuration.

• new-profile-name: Name of new profile associated with role arn
• source-profile: Source profile containing credentials to assume the role with role-arn.
• role-arn: Role ARN that the profile should take

create-repo command now supports creation of public registries

• public-registry: Boolean value for building and/or pushing an image to a Public Registry on ECR.

New commands

tag-image command adds tag to an existing image

• repo: Name of an Amazon ECR repository
• source-tag: An existing Docker image tag
• target-tag: A comma-separated string containing docker image tags (default = latest)

Issues closed:

1. #39
2. #84
3. #118
4. #131
5. #129
6. #86
7. #135
8. #150
9. #140
10. #148
11. #162
12. #157
13. #152
14. #166
15. #163
16. #158
17. #147
18. #174

PR's closed

1. #170
2. #168