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Add CI for Docker images #2974
Add CI for Docker images #2974
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Depends on #2971, since that unbreaks the docker build in the first place. |
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The merge-base changed after approval.
These kept Docker buildx from automatically building for multiple platforms.
The merge-base changed after approval.
Bump? :^) |
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Still not a docker expert, but the workflow is correct and LGTM
@hakusaro Any chance that we can get this reapproved and pulled in? |
Any update on this ? :) @hakusaro @timschumi ? |
I think I did all that I could do, now it's just waiting on someone to merge it. After all, the PR was already approved once before. |
This doesn't push the image anywhere, it just makes sure that the Docker build works.
Note that this removes the recommendation to use
docker build
even for native builds, since users would now have to set bothTARGETPLATFORM
andBUILDPLATFORM
manually.docker buildx
is available since Docker engine 19.03, which has been released in late 2019, so it isn't as bleeding-edge as it once was and more widely available now.