Provide explicit docker-compose platform for Apple Silicon #123
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jhawthorn
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Sep 18, 2023
The official Oracle images are on Oracles container registry, see https://lefred.be/content/where-to-find-official-mysql-container-images/. So maybe that should be used? There are aarch64 images available there. |
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There is (still) not yet a
mysql:8.0-debianimage compatible with linux/arm64/v8, which preventsdocker-compose.ymlfrom building on Apple Silicon / M1, etc. processors.This PR sets an explicit platform so that Docker will use the x86_64 image with emulation.