This issue with the "official" Docker images is the reason why (when I was still at SUSE) we switched to pushing releases ourselves to our own project and then eventually to our own registry.
This push for centralisation without the infrastructure to back it up has always been the most frustrating aspect of Docker Inc over the past >10 years I've worked on container runtimes.
This push for centralisation without the infrastructure to back it up has always been the most frustrating aspect of Docker Inc over the past >10 years I've worked on container runtimes.