Registry

The package registry is the store that holds the software packages published alongside a repository — container images, npm packages, PyPI packages, Go modules, and generic file artifacts — and gives you a page in the web UI to browse them. It is for anyone who publishes build output from a pipeline or consumes it afterwards: the registry pages are where you check which versions or tags exist, copy the install, pull, or download command for the client you use, and remove container image tags you no longer need.

Where to find it: open a repository and select Registry in the left sidebar, or go to gitvetrix.com/{owner}/{repo}/packages directly.

This section holds a single page, which covers browsing and consuming packages through the web UI. Publishing a package is done from your package client, not from these pages, and is not covered here.

• Packages — browse a repository's packages grouped by type, filter the list, open a package to read its versions or tags and metadata, copy the install or download command for your client, and delete container image tags.

Related pages

• Pipelines — a repository's pipeline runs, their jobs, and their logs.
• Registry (administration) — the instance-wide view of every container image, its storage use, and garbage collection.
• Vetrix user documentation