Started building UI to create repos explicitly.
I’ve changed the registry to store the components of a layer with the name <layer_id>/<resource_type> instead of <layer_id>.<resource_type>. I’ve bumped the version to 0.6.0 to reflect the breaking change.
Started building UI to create repos explicitly.
Merge branch 'need-repo' of github.com:WiredThing/hither into need-repo
By default hither will no longer create a repo on first push if it doesn’t already exist. This will help protect us from pushing repos to the wrong buckets. You can override this by setting hither.allowAnonRepoCreation to true in the application.conf.

There is now a url you can use to create a repo: /repository/create/<repo_name>
I’ve updated version to 0.6.1
When the registry is asked for the json file it now checks to see if the layer file is present. If so, it will try and supply the json file, otherwise it will claim the json file isn’t there. Docker will then push the layer again. This works around the situation we had when the layer upload failed (e.g. because of timeout).