Secure and Insecure registry commands are identical? about dockerfiles-windows

[StefanScherer]

They are similar. The difference is the daemon.json for using an insecure registry. You don‘t need that for a secure connection and then docker engine uses TLS.

[medianick]

Yes, I get that the registry is configured differently for secure and insecure options to begin with; I was just noting that the commands listed for docker tag and docker push specifically are actually identical (e.g., they're both docker tag stefanscherer/registry-windows:2.6.2 192.168.254.133:5000/registry:2.6.2 for docker tag, whether secure or insecure), so wanted to make sure that was intended. Since it's really the same command regardless of whether the registry is secure or insecure, I think it would be clearer to list it just once, e.g., with text such as "For a secure or insecure registry, use" or just "To push to your registry, use" and then the command in question. Breaking them out as separate commands but then having them be identical could cause someone (as I did) to examine them closely to see how they are different, only to find they're not. It could be clearer.

All that said, you do tremendous work here. Many thanks!!