Other manylinux containers are now supported by appending -<container-name> to the reference. For example: @v0.2-manylinux2014_aarch64 instead of @v0.2.
The solution is to create a branch on each release with multiple tags for the different containers. This is done automatically with a GitHub action that is triggered each time a tag is pushed that matches v*. See .github/workflows/release.yml, and .github/workflows/create_tags.py.
Other manylinux containers are now supported by appending
-<container-name>
to the reference. For example:@v0.2-manylinux2014_aarch64
instead of@v0.2
.Adding the container name as an action argument is not possible, as the arguments cannot be passed to the Dockerfile or to the Docker URI (https://github.community/t5/GitHub-Actions/Expressions-in-Docker-URI/td-p/31927).
The solution is to create a branch on each release with multiple tags for the different containers. This is done automatically with a GitHub action that is triggered each time a tag is pushed that matches
v*
. See.github/workflows/release.yml
, and.github/workflows/create_tags.py
.