Open tfoote opened 2 years ago
docker supports multi-arch capabilities. Oddly it's a sticky option. If you last ran an image with one platform it will invoke future elements.
The side effecting isn't good.
It would be good to take a --platform argument and execute it . But otherwise use the system native platform.
--platform
It would probably need to detect the current default somehow to optionally override it to keep it commands repeatable.
docker supports multi-arch capabilities. Oddly it's a sticky option. If you last ran an image with one platform it will invoke future elements.
The side effecting isn't good.
It would be good to take a
--platformargument and execute it . But otherwise use the system native platform.It would probably need to detect the current default somehow to optionally override it to keep it commands repeatable.