During the test-day for 5.0 I tried to install the sidecar into an Ubuntu Docker container on my M1 ARM Mac.
The sidecar is built for armv7 which is 32bit and might not work on every 64bit ARM platform. The binaries for darwin/arm64 are for macOS, not for Linux.
Docker on M1/M2 outputs aarch64 as the platform, which is not arm64 and already created issues with the reporting binaries.
I could install the binaries by manually downloading the .deb and do the following:
I think an additional arm64 build is a good addition, which hopefully installs without adding an architecture. If not, the discrepancy between aarch64 and arm64 somehow needs to get resolved.
During the test-day for 5.0 I tried to install the sidecar into an Ubuntu Docker container on my M1 ARM Mac.
The sidecar is built for
armv7which is 32bit and might not work on every 64bit ARM platform. The binaries for darwin/arm64 are for macOS, not for Linux. Docker on M1/M2 outputsaarch64as the platform, which is notarm64and already created issues with the reporting binaries.I could install the binaries by manually downloading the
.deband do the following:I think an additional
arm64build is a good addition, which hopefully installs without adding an architecture. If not, the discrepancy betweenaarch64andarm64somehow needs to get resolved.