Closed eddiezane closed 1 year ago
was this on a user's mac or on linux? I understood it to be a linux machine that had the issue
User's mac running in a Docker container, so mac hardware, linux vm
I would have to search for this manually for blogs... are we looking for any blogs that include chainctl install links/guidance? Or is it more specific/narrow than that?
I'd just need a doc with the specific code blocks we need to change for the install directions.
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User's mac running in a Docker container, so mac hardware, linux vm
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Ack thank you Sarah!
We should only need to update inline code - we might just be able to search the blog for mentions of https://dl.enforce.dev
and narrow it down that way. I can get you the doc when the change is decided!
@eddiezane thanks for putting all this info together!
Of tutorials you list I think we can skip updating any of the docs under /identity-examples/
- those are examples that involve installing chainctl with Terraform and until we hear folks complain about them I'd rather not open that can of worms. Similarly, Installing the Chainguard Enforce Agent is on this list but the command in question doesn't come up there at all so I'm not sure anything there needs to be updated.
I'm going to try testing the command out a bit this afternoon and unless I find any quirks I'll update the remaining docs.
We had a user report that the install instructions for chainctl:
Was resolving to
https://dl.enforce.dev/chainctl/latest/chainctl_linux_aarch64
on their Apple M* laptop running in a vscode dev container. Thelinux
bit is fine since it's running a VM but theaarch64
is inconsistent with what we publish for download:For all intents and purposes,
aarch64
is equivalent toarm64
. It is unclear why some Macs will resolve to one or the other.We could change this to a simple
sed
transform:We should update this in our docs as well as our blogs.
@orourkes18 do you have an easy way to search across our blogs for this?