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add ARM support #28
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I decided to buildon ARM64 myself using the dockerfile provided |
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Our parent container is build for multiple architectures, so I think it would be nice if we followed suite. With this change we will be able to build the following platforms: - linux/amd64 - linux/386 - linux/arm64 - linux/arm/v7 - linux/mips64le - linux/s390x - linux/ppc64le However, we will only create a push function for the top 4, since the bottom 3 takes over 30 minutes to build, and none have asked for these yet. Instructions on how to set up Docker Buildx (which is required for this) can be found in [issue #28][1]. The reason for the "32-bit fix" added to the Dockerfile is a very interesting read, which can be found in [issue #30][2], but the TL;DR is that there exist a very exotic bug for some low level libraries when they try to access the filesystem while running inside a 32-bit environment that is emulated by QEMU running on a 64-bit host. For this reason we will need to pin the package version to something that is not being compiled, but this is ONLY necessary if it is inside a QEMU emulation. [1]: JonasAlfredsson/docker-nginx-certbot#28 [2]: JonasAlfredsson/docker-nginx-certbot#30
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This workflow will be triggered when any tag, that match the semi- regex (it is not normal regex, since "." is treated as a normal period here), is pushed to the repository. The helper script will then properly extract the version numbers we are interested in, before the Docker image is built and tagged properly. More info about this can be found in issue #28: JonasAlfredsson/docker-nginx-certbot#28
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This workflow will be triggered when something is changed inside either the `src/` or the `.github/workflows/` folder on either the "main" or the "master" branch, all other changes will be ignored. This should be fine since an edit to the README would not affect how the Docker container is being built. More info about this can be found in issue #28: JonasAlfredsson/docker-nginx-certbot#28
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It would be great if an ARM23/64 image would be available.
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