Support Docker image for i386 and arm32v7 architectures #226
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| --build-arg=BASE_IMAGE=rust:$RUST_IMAGE_TAG \ | ||
| --build-arg=CHEF_TAG=$CHEF_PACKAGE_VERSION \ | ||
| --platform linux/amd64,linux/arm64 \ | ||
| --platform linux/amd64,linux/arm64,linux/386,linux/arm/v7 \ |
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Don't we have the same problem here with respect to Alpine?
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latest should always be Debian, isn’t it?
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Issue #, if available: Fixes #182
Description of changes: Add i386 and arm32v7 to Docker image build platform. (Following upstream image's architectures)
Official rust docker image is depends on rustup. And rustup doesn't support i386 and arm/v7 for musl(alpine) target.
This PR adds build target 'i386' and 'arm/v7' on non-alpine target. According to #182 (comment), this should be ok.
Note: latest is always Debian based.
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