export

The export command copies an image from the local registry to a specified path on your local machine or network.

export - Export an image from the local repository to the specified path

Usage: turbo.exe export <options> <image> <path>

<options> available:
      --format=VALUE         Use the specified format for output. Supported values: json
      --type=VALUE           Export image type. Supported values: svm
      --wait-after-error     Leave process open after error
      --wait-after-exit      Leave process open after it exits

Examples

# Export an image to the local file system
> turbo export microsoft/vscode-x64 C:\path\to\image.svm

# Export the untagged version of an image to the local file system
> turbo export microsoft/vscode-x64: C:\path\to\image.svm

# Export a specific tagged version of an image
> turbo export microsoft/vscode-x64:1.90.2 C:\path\to\image.svm

# Export a specific image version using its hash prefix
> turbo export microsoft/vscode-x64#8176cb02 C:\path\to\image.svm

# Export an image to a network share
> turbo export microsoft/vscode-x64 \\server\folder\image.svm

Handling Multiple Matches

If your export command matches multiple images, you'll see an error like this:

Error: vscode-x64 matched multiple images

microsoft/vscode-x64:1.97
microsoft/vscode-x64:1.90.2
microsoft/vscode-x64

In this case, specify the exact image you want to export by using its full name, including the tag or hash.

JSON output

When --format=json option was passed this command will provide output in JSON format. It will contain either a file object with information about export file or an error object if command failed.