Adding labels to images with ctr is easy, but reading them is not so much.
Try running the following command:
sudo ctr image ls
You'll see an image called registry.iximiuz.com/tricky-one:latest.
This image has a certain label that you really want to read,
but the ctr image ls command does not show it.
You need to read the label value from the image and paste it to the form below.
Hint 1 💡
There is likely no out-of-the-box command to read image labels in ctr.
You'll have to be creative while solving this challenge.
Hint 2 💡
Image labels is an important part of image metadata, so when you move images around, the labels are always preserved.
Hint 3 💡
Can you think of a way to save the image to a certain artifact on the filesystem?
Hint 4 💡
OCI Image Layout specification is your friend.
Or just go and check every file in the tar archive ctr image export produces - in this particular case,
there won't be too many.
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