Fix muitlarch image builds by using host architecture for jq and crane #869
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- these binaries are run on an exec platform cfg
Signed-off-by: Brian Carey <[email protected]>
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@thesayyn thanks for the review - is there anything else I need on this to get it merged? |
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This PR builds on #794 to fix the failing CI jobs.
Multiarch image builds can fail due to the target architecture for jq and crane. For example if you are building an arm64 image on a x86 machine a failure similar to this will occur:
As jq and crane run on the host building the images the host architecture should be used rather than the target arch.