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[P1] pull_image — standalone image pull from registry #3

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opened 2026-05-18 12:26:47 +02:00 by marcus · 0 comments
marcus commented 2026-05-18 12:26:47 +02:00
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Gap

No standalone tool to pull an image from a registry. Pulling currently only happens as a side effect of redeploy_project / create_project via build_stream.

Container Manager equivalent

The Image tab can download an image from a registry.

Suggested approach

The DSM API method for SYNO.Docker.Image pull is unknown — an earlier attempt (pull/create) returned "method does not exist". Requires a DevTools/interceptor capture of the real "download image" call from the Container Manager UI.

Reverse-engineering effort

Required — capture the actual call.

Priority

P1 — useful for pre-pulling images before a deploy.

## Gap No standalone tool to pull an image from a registry. Pulling currently only happens as a side effect of `redeploy_project` / `create_project` via `build_stream`. ## Container Manager equivalent The Image tab can download an image from a registry. ## Suggested approach The DSM API method for `SYNO.Docker.Image` pull is unknown — an earlier attempt (`pull`/`create`) returned "method does not exist". Requires a DevTools/interceptor capture of the real "download image" call from the Container Manager UI. ## Reverse-engineering effort Required — capture the actual call. ## Priority P1 — useful for pre-pulling images before a deploy.
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Reference: marcus/mcp-synology-container#3
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