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Enabling Wave to build container images for multiple architectures, primarily x86 and Arm, would be beneficial. Wave enables capturing your Dockerfiles as part of a workflow repository, and maintaining this while supporting multiple architectures would provide portability of workflows across architectures.
A straightforward way could be to provide multiple Dockerfiles each with the extension for the target architecture such as:
Dockerfile.amd64
Dockerfile.arm64
Having a way to then select architectures on a process by process would allow mixing processes. This could also be accomplished by detecting the architecture, but may be better to explicitly define?
process {
waveArchitecture = 'arm64'
}
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Enabling Wave to build container images for multiple architectures, primarily x86 and Arm, would be beneficial. Wave enables capturing your Dockerfiles as part of a workflow repository, and maintaining this while supporting multiple architectures would provide portability of workflows across architectures.
A straightforward way could be to provide multiple Dockerfiles each with the extension for the target architecture such as:
Having a way to then select architectures on a process by process would allow mixing processes. This could also be accomplished by detecting the architecture, but may be better to explicitly define?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: