Support linux/arm64 platform #447
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Using Docker (colima) on modern Apple Hardware runs them on linux/arm64.
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To be honest, for us this is a Bug as it holds everyone in our team from building/using that image with the correct platform. As a workaround we can use a x86 based qemu image, which is slower. |
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Seems reasonable. |
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Using Docker (colima) on modern Apple Hardware runs container on linux/arm64.
When did I stumble upon this?
We use Container Images to "wrap" all necessary tools to interact with our rancher clusters. To build and install those images we use
mise(https://mise.jdx.dev) which resolves the correct dependency to download for us. Which is platform linux/arm64 that results in amise ERROR unsupported env: linux/arm64cause there is no artefact for that platform provided.