Merge pull request #118 from depot/docs-sync-updates

Update content from depot/app

Author: kylegalbraith

Diff for: content/cli/reference.mdx

@@ -165,6 +165,7 @@ This command accepts all the command line flags as Docker's `docker buildx bake`
 | `pull` | Always attempt to pull all referenced images |
 | `push` | Shorthand for "--set=\*.output=type=registry" |
 | `save` | Saves the build to the Depot Registry
+| `save-tag` | Saves the tag prepended to each target to the Depot Registry |
 | `sbom` | Shorthand for "--set=\*.attest=type=sbom" |
 | `sbom-dir` | Directory to store SBOM attestations |
 | `set` | Override target value (e.g., "targetpattern.key=value") |
@@ -237,6 +238,7 @@ This command accepts all the command line flags as Docker's `docker buildx build
 | `push` | Shorthand for "--output=type=registry" |
 | `quiet` | Suppress the build output and print image ID on success |
 | `save` | Saves the build to the Depot Registry |
+| `save-tag` | Saves the tag provided to the Depot Registry |
 | `sbom` | Shorthand for "--attest=type=sbom" |
 | `sbom-dir` | Directory to store SBOM attestations |
 | `secret` | Secret to expose to the build (format: "id=mysecret[,src=/local/secret]") |

Diff for: content/github-actions/runner-types.mdx

@@ -98,13 +98,15 @@ The following labels are available:
 
 | Label                      | CPUs | Memory | Disk size | Per-minute price | Minutes multiplier |
 | :------------------------- | :--- | :----- | :-------- | :--------------- | :----------------- |
-| `depot-windows-2022-small` | 2    | 2 GB   | 100 GB    | $0.004           | 0.5x               |
-| `depot-windows-2022`       | 2    | 8 GB   | 100 GB    | $0.008           | 1x                 |
-| `depot-windows-2022-4`     | 4    | 16 GB  | 150 GB    | $0.016           | 2x                 |
-| `depot-windows-2022-8`     | 8    | 32 GB  | 300 GB    | $0.032           | 4x                 |
-| `depot-windows-2022-16`    | 16   | 64 GB  | 600 GB    | $0.064           | 8x                 |
-| `depot-windows-2022-32`    | 32   | 128 GB | 1200 GB   | $0.128           | 16x                |
-| `depot-windows-2022-64`    | 64   | 256 GB | 2400 GB   | $0.256           | 32x                |
+| `depot-windows-2022-small` | 2    | 2 GB   | 100 GB    | $0.004           | 1x                 |
+| `depot-windows-2022`       | 2    | 8 GB   | 100 GB    | $0.008           | 2x                 |
+| `depot-windows-2022-4`     | 4    | 16 GB  | 150 GB    | $0.016           | 4x                 |
+| `depot-windows-2022-8`     | 8    | 32 GB  | 300 GB    | $0.032           | 8x                 |
+| `depot-windows-2022-16`    | 16   | 64 GB  | 600 GB    | $0.064           | 16x                |
+| `depot-windows-2022-32`    | 32   | 128 GB | 1200 GB   | $0.128           | 32x                |
+| `depot-windows-2022-64`    | 64   | 256 GB | 2400 GB   | $0.256           | 64x                |
+
+**Note**: Windows runners don't come equipped with Hyper-v because of an AWS limitation on EC2. Therefore, if you use things that require it like `docker`, than Depot Windows Runners are unlikely to work for you.
 
 ## Billing
 

Diff for: content/registry/quickstart.mdx

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ description: Save builds in the Depot Registry, then pull them down to your loca
 To save a Depot build in the Depot Registry, use the `--save` flag when running `depot build`:
 
 ```bash
-depot build --save --metadata-file=build.json ...
+depot build --save --save-tag=latest --metadata-file=build.json ...
 ```
 
 The `--metadata-file` flag is optional, but it's useful for capturing the metadata about the build, such as the build ID and project ID. You can use the `buildID` property in that file to pull or push the build later.
@@ -23,12 +23,22 @@ The `--metadata-file` flag is optional, but it's useful for capturing the metada
 }
 ```
 
+The `--save-tag` flag is also optional, but it's useful for saving custom tags for your builds. You can use these custom tags in place of a build ID when trying to pull down a specific build.
+
 For example, you could pull the image by the build ID in the metadata file via the `depot pull` command:
 
 ```bash
 depot pull $(cat build.json | jq -r .\[\"depot.build\"\].buildID)
 ```
 
+Or you could pull the image by the custom tag you saved:
+
+```bash
+docker pull registry.depot.dev/<your-project-id>:latest
+```
+
+Note that you'll first need to [authenticate with the Depot Registry](/docs/registry/quickstart#pulling-with-docker) before pulling the image.
+
 If you are using GitHub Actions with the `depot/build-push-action`, you can add `save: true` as an input:
 
 ```yaml