feat: make head pull failure warning toggleable #912
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A suggestion for resolving #892.
This will add the command line argument
--warn-on-head-failure, which can be set toalways,auto(default) andnever.Where
autois the current behaviour, where registries that are known to work (and especially docker hub) will yield a warning when HEAD requests fail.Setting it to
neverdisables the warning, andalwayswarns regardless of whether the registry is known to support HEAD. The last one is mostly useful for testing is not expected to be used much for the average user.It also changes what the warnings contain. They now always include the image name and the reason for the HEAD failure.
The disabled warnings are still logged as
debug, so you can still find them in your logs if you have--debugenabled.