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I see that there are images available for different architectures (linux/amd64, linux/arm/v7, linux/arm64/v8, etc.), which is great, but we have some docker compose setups for local development that include ravendb and some team members have M1 macs, while some are on intel... Currently supporting this would involve swapping out the image via compose profiles or multiple compose files for the two architectures.
Would it be possible to start publishing a multi-architecture docker image via docker buildx that supports the common platforms? I'm thinking it could be a fresh image tag scheme (say, ubuntu-multiplatform, etc.) to prevent any chance of breaking anything that might not support multi-architecture image manifests.
Thanks
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That issue appears to be pretty stale, created 5 years ago, before Docker Buildx was even a thing. What are the chances of it getting traction anytime soon?
Hi 馃憢 ,
I see that there are images available for different architectures (linux/amd64, linux/arm/v7, linux/arm64/v8, etc.), which is great, but we have some docker compose setups for local development that include ravendb and some team members have M1 macs, while some are on intel... Currently supporting this would involve swapping out the image via compose profiles or multiple compose files for the two architectures.
Would it be possible to start publishing a multi-architecture docker image via docker buildx that supports the common platforms? I'm thinking it could be a fresh image tag scheme (say, ubuntu-multiplatform, etc.) to prevent any chance of breaking anything that might not support multi-architecture image manifests.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: