Hello everyone, I hope the new year has started off well for you. I am trying to overwrite docker's default

config.json

for a

pulumi_docker.docker.Image

by creating a custom

pulumi_docker.docker.Provider

, but somehow it doesn't work and I'm not sure what could be the cause. I added a small example. Also, why am i doing this: If i leave the

config.json

as is, including its

credsStore

, i receive this error:

docker:index:Image (name-of-the-image):
    Building your image for linux/amd64 architecture.
    To ensure you are building for the correct platform, consider explicitly setting the `platform` field on ImageBuildOptions.
    error: error listing credentials - err: exit status 255, out: ``

If i set the credsStore empty inside my

~/.docker/config.json

like

{"credsStore": "" }

it works fine, but then i obviously won't be able to authenticate anymore. Any help is appreciated.

@busy-evening-57345 what version of the Docker provider are you using? And if you upgraded recently, can you try to downgrade the version to the previous one?...without setting the

config_file_content

as you originally intended to use the custom

Provider

instance.

I am using the python pulumi sdk version

3.94.2

and the pulumi-docker provider version

4.4.3

. We haven't updated recently. Also I didn't intend and didn't use a custom Provider for this Images before. I am only trying to use it now to work around this error. I'll explain it a bit further: The

credStore

was previously set to empty in the user's

config.json

. Now, I want to interact with another container registry that requires authentication, which means the

credStore

entry will be used. However, as soon as the

credStore

contains something, this part of the code triggers the error mentioned above.

@busy-evening-57345 I sent you a DM.