I have created an ARM build and if possible I'd like to contribute to this project, but I am not sure the right steps to take.
I usually use a script ( BUILD.sh ) to build my multi architecture docker images with Github actions.
I checked your approach and it's a bit different.
Usually the way you create multi architecture images is via buildx. There is a Github Actions step for buildx but I am not very familiar on how to use it, so I leave the best way to do this up to the developer.
I have created an ARM build and if possible I'd like to contribute to this project, but I am not sure the right steps to take.
I usually use a script ( BUILD.sh ) to build my multi architecture docker images with Github actions.
I checked your approach and it's a bit different.
Usually the way you create multi architecture images is via buildx. There is a Github Actions step for buildx but I am not very familiar on how to use it, so I leave the best way to do this up to the developer.
The image I've made works on arm and is way smaller than the current one ( 300mb vs 60mb ). Here: https://hub.docker.com/repository/docker/stefangenov/dailynotes/tags?page=1&ordering=last_updated and the repo: https://github.com/Michaelpalacce/docker-dailynotes