docker: build image for linux/arm64 platform #1540
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Thank you! We'd be happy to ship ARM docker containers, but it has to be done with both architectures in the same tag. |
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Here's the relevant links: Docker - Multi-platform Image and docker/setup-buildx-action#416 (recent discussion about multi-platform docker build using GitHub runners). |
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Thanks for the review! Apologies, this really went under my radar. I've pushed a commit to build and push multi-arch images to DockerHub. Looks to work fine on both my x86-64 lappy as well as RPi5. |
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Additionally builds and pushes Docker image for
linux/arm64platform to DockerHub. Images built for arm64 are prefixed witharm64-in their name on DockerHub, such as in this test build that I ran from my fork:https://hub.docker.com/r/ritiek/smp-server/tags
Tested and looks to work fine on my RPi5.
Closes #740, #1300.