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Found the source of thie issue, in docker buildx A bug in setup-buildx-action helped highlight the fix, a downgrade to buildx. |
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In CI: ensuring just these tests pass: https://github.com/redis-stack/redis-stack/actions/runs/3998114095 Validation of the separate edge build run (not using buildx): https://github.com/redis-stack/redis-stack/actions/runs/3995339550. Note - as part of this we re-disabled the arm docker checks. Those were enabled in a bad merge, hence putting these two together. |
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The docker builds fail, due to docker notiing that an image is a manifest. The docker API notes, when pulling edge dockers that edge-x86_64 is a manifest - though it's clearly an image. When running an inspect on an image, or pulling via tag, or sha - docker reports that
Error: No such image: redisfab/redis-stack-server:edge-x86_64, yet in other cases, indicates that this is a manifest.