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it helps if you use BuildKit for building. You can enable it by export DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 before running docker build
if BuildKit is enabled, add a new line with ARG TARGETARCH just after the top FROM
if BuildKit isn't enabled, you need to add the TARGETARCH argument into the command line when executing the command line manually
then the $TARGETARCH argument in the rest of the Dockerfile can be used to distinguish between amd64 and arm64. I haven't tested other platforms.
since Dockerfile syntax doesn't support branching, the way I found to do this is to have a per-architecture stage, for example
# default
ARG TARGETARCH=amd64
# Intel and AMD
FROM base AS deps-amd64
RUN apt install bla bla
# ARM
FROM base AS deps-arm64
RUN apt install bla bla
# next stage
FROM deps-$TARGETARCH AS travis
RUN blabla
The
buildscripts/docker/Dockerfile.bionic
doesn't work on arm architecture (Apple M1, Raspberry Pi, ...).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: