PosterPal is a simple Python script for organizing, compressing, and properly renaming media artwork downloaded from sites like The Poster Database, MediUX, and more.
The Docker Image was built with either an Apple Silicon Mac or or an Arm based system. When trying to run this on an Intel based Mac I get the following error: The requested image's platform (linux/arm64/v8) does not match the detected host platform (linux/amd64/v3) and no specific platform was requested
If I'm correct, you either have to set the Platform to amd64 (which will run on M1 based Macs although it shows an error it runs fine) or you have to create a Multi-Platform Image which will run on anything.
Not trying to overstep here, but to set the platform you can add it to your docker build file:
You're not overstepping at all. Yes this was built on Apple Silicon. It ran fine on my windows machine but I didn't even consider the older Macs. I can try and update this if and when I get a chance
The Docker Image was built with either an Apple Silicon Mac or or an Arm based system. When trying to run this on an Intel based Mac I get the following error:
The requested image's platform (linux/arm64/v8) does not match the detected host platform (linux/amd64/v3) and no specific platform was requested
If I'm correct, you either have to set the Platform to amd64 (which will run on M1 based Macs although it shows an error it runs fine) or you have to create a Multi-Platform Image which will run on anything.
Not trying to overstep here, but to set the platform you can add it to your
docker build
file:Or this link will explain multi-platform building.
Anyway, I love your work.