Update `DockerApi` so that calls are made using a fixed version. For
most calls this will be `v1.24`, however, for calls with a platform
we must use the `v1.41`.
When possible, we check that the Docker version in use meets the
required minimum, however, if we can't detect the running version
we now proceed and let the actual API call fail. This is due to the
fact that the `/_ping` endpoint may not always be available. For
example, it is restricted when building from a BitBucket CI pipeline.
Fixes gh-43452
Update jar mode launchers to catch all exceptions and return a non-zero
exit code. This refinement also allows us to consolidate the existing
error reporting logic to a central locations. Modes that wish to report
a simple error rather than a full stacktrace can throw the newly
introduced `JarModeErrorException`.
Fixes gh-43435
Update `ExportedImageTar` media type detection to support `tar+gzip`
as well as `tar.gzip`. Recent updates to Docker Desktop appear to have
changed the format.
Fixes gh-43126
Update `ExportedImageTar.IndexLayerArchiveFactory` to support nested
indexes. Nested indexes support a layer of interaction where the
`index.json` file points to a blob that contains the read index to use.
Prior to this commit, we only supported indexes provided directly by
the `index.json` file. This missing support results in "buildpack.toml:
no such file or directory" errors when referencing specific buildpacks
and using Docker Engine 27.3.1 or above.
See gh-43126
Update `NamedPipeSocket` so that `connect` methods are now no-ops. This
restores the behavior of Spring Boot 3.3 which previously handled the
case by overriding `ConnectionSocketFactory.connectSocket`. The newer
HTTP client code uses the `DetachedSocketFactory` interface which
doesn't offer a method that we can override, so instead we must change
the socket implementation itself.
Fixes gh-42952
Stéphane Nicoll
Tran Ngoc Nhan
Gaurav
Chris Bono
Phillip Webb
Johnny Lim
Moritz Halbritter
Leonid Bogdanov
Wolfgang Kronberg
Andy Wilkinson
Andreas Höhmann
YiXuan Ding