#Problem with pushing the image with publish

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viscid stone
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I'm getting this publishing my container images.

✔ fce4c0f30b1acab2 .publish(address: "my.domain.com:543/cheebo/backend"): String! 0.7s
│ │ ✔ e30a6c2533b142a0 export layers 0.0s
│ │ ✘ cbb08886e6db676d remotes.docker.resolver.HTTPRequest 0.2s
│ │ │ ✘ 95297a8252fa499d HTTP HEAD 0.2s
│ │
│ │ ✘ eaaec525319107b3 remotes.docker.resolver.HTTPRequest 0.3s
│ │ │ ✘ 0e7d28f61c953376 HTTP HEAD 0.3s
│ │
│ │ ✔ e2a0419f8da42325 HTTP GET 0.1s
│ │ ✔ a07cdb997e1ba1c3 remotes.docker.resolver.HTTPRequest 0.1s
│ │ │ ✔ fc1311835271053a HTTP HEAD 0.1s
│ │
│ │ ✔ 3537ff0b1660205e remotes.docker.resolver.HTTPRequest 0.2s
│ │ │ ✔ 1c763f9ac32c5740 HTTP HEAD 0.2s
│ │
│ │ ✔ baf29529b571efe1 remotes.docker.resolver.HTTPRequest 0.2s
│ │ │ ✔ 19d988d4996e2338 HTTP HEAD 0.2s

    @function
    async def pipeline(
        self,
        source: dagger.Directory,
        registry: str,
        username: str,
        password: dagger.Secret,
        ):
        """Run the pipeline"""
        variables = [(self.Build(source),"backend"), (self.WebServer(source),"webserver")]
        regestry_auth=(registry,username,password)
        async with anyio.create_task_group() as task_group:
            for var in variables:
                input=var+regestry_auth
                task_group.start_soon(await self.publish(*input))

anyio publish the first image but does not publish the second one. The first one does not seem to be fully uploaded to my harbor registry. Tho, I can see it in the harbor UI.
I'm new to both harbor and dagger, so this can be from either of them.tho, I tried to normally push an image, and it got pushed normally.

viscid stone
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i also tried pushing with dagger to ttl.sh it worked

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dagger to harbor privet regestry fails

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docker puch to harber regestry works

static dome
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@uneven osprey can you take a look

uneven osprey
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@viscid stone do you by chance have a Dagger Cloud trace you can share? Also, can you try using the dagger CLI with the -vvv flag and provide the output?

e.g. dagger -vvv call pipeline <args>