How to get the manifest for your image, for @chrisfilo

by vs 8 years ago

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You can use singularity python functions to check your manifest. First download it

  git clone -b development https://www.github.com/singularityware/singularity.git
  cd singularity/libexec/python

From the singularity/libexec/python folder do:

  ipython
  from docker.api import *
  client = DockerApiConnection(image="poldracklab/fmriprep:0.4.4") 
  manifest = client.get_manifest()

  # Then look at the version 
  manifest['schemaVersion']

  # if you want to force version 1.0
  manifest = client.get_manifest(old_version=True)

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