Open denisa opened 1 year ago
hey, just gave a look at this issue out of curiosity. According to https://docs.docker.com/build/ci/github-actions/multi-platform/, this could be solved with just a line added here :
platforms: linux/amd64,linux/arm64, darwin/amd64,darwin/arm64
Not sure if that does the trick (didn't test), but I thought my little research could be useful.
That’s probably not enough: this would copy the same binary built on GitHub onto all these images, eg they would all have the same scalafmt-linux-musl
good point! It seems the scalafmt-macos
is created already here.
So I guess that may just need an if else in the Dockerfile to copy the right binary file (or even move them both?)
I’ve generally seen (and used) multi-phase docker images: a first phase builds the binary from scratch in a docker images, while a 2nd phase copes the binary on a clean linux base image, thus discarding all intermediate files…
https://github.com/denisa/clq/blob/main/build/docker/alpine/Dockerfile is an example for a simple golang app
please provide a docker image that works natively on amd64 and arm64 architecture.
Since the release of Apple’s m1-based macs, this architecture is more common and, while possible, executing amd64 image on them is not optimal