kbld prepares Docker images to deploy to Kubernetes (inspect, version)

Usage:
  kbld [flags]
  kbld [command]

Available Commands:
  help        Help about any command
  inspect     Inspect images
  version     Print client version

Flags:
      --build                           Allow building of images (default true)
      --build-concurrency int           Set maximum number of concurrent builds (default 4)
      --color                           Set color output (default true)
      --column strings                  Filter to show only given columns
  -f, --file strings                    Set file (format: /tmp/foo, https://..., -) (can be specified multiple times)
  -h, --help                            help for kbld
      --image-map-file string           Set image map file (/cnab/app/relocation-mapping.json in CNAB)
      --images-annotation               Annotate resources with images annotation (default true)
      --imgpkg-lock-output string       File path to emit images lockfile with resolved image references
      --json                            Output as JSON
      --lock-output string              File path to emit configuration with resolved image references
      --origins-annotation              Include origins annotation (default true)
      --platform string                 Apply platform selection to image indexes
      --registry-ca-cert-path strings   Add CA certificates for registry API (format: /tmp/foo) (can be specified multiple times)
      --registry-insecure               Allow the use of http when interacting with registries
      --registry-verify-certs           Set whether to verify server's certificate chain and host name (default true)
      --sort                            Sort by namespace, name, etc. (default true)
      --tty                             Force TTY-like output
      --unresolved-inspect              List image references found in inputs
  -v, --version                         version for kbld
  -y, --yes                             Assume yes for any prompt

Use "kbld [command] --help" for more information about a command.

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