Tagging pulp container images in docker's standard naming convention

[VrindaMarwah]

I have created a pulp container repository 'container_repo' and created a remote for kubernetesui/dashboard:v2.7.0 image present in DockerHub. Following are the commands used:

pulp container repository create --name container_repo
pulp container remote create --name container_rem --url "https://registry-1.docker.io/" --upstream-name "kubernetesui/dashboard" --include-tags '["v2.7.0"]'
pulp container repository sync --name container_repo --remote container_rem
pulp container distribution create --name container_repo --base-path container_repo --repository container_repo

As I can see, pulp container repository stores images with the tag only (e.g., v2.7.0), which does not include docker's standard naming convention (e.g kubernetesui/dashboard:v2.7.0)

When I pull this image onto my server from pulp container repo, it is getting pulled as:
REPOSITORY TAG IMAGE ID CREATED SIZE
<pulp_server:port>/container_repo v2.7.0 07655ddf2eeb 2 years ago 249 MB

But I want the repository name to come as kubernetesui/dashboard instead of the above output.

When I try to provide a custom tag for the image, it gives an error:

[root@server1 pulp-dir]# pulp container repository tag --name container_repo --tag "kubernetesui/dashboard:v2.7.0" --digest <image_digest>
Error: Please pass a valid tag.

[root@server1 pulp-dir]# pulp container repository tag --name container_repo --tag kubernetesui/dashboard:v2.7.0 --digest <image_digest>
Error: Please pass a valid tag.

Does pulp support tagging the container images in the format kubernetesui/dashboard:v2.7.0 rather than the default tagging being done as v2.7.0?

[gerrod3]

The image name that Pulp will serve is based on the base_path of the distribution. So if you want your image to be named kubernetesui/dashboard then you should change the base_path of your distribution to it.

pulp container distribution update --name container_repo --base-path kubernetesui/dashboard