Using One-click apps breaks when the images don't support the architecture

[andrew-ma]

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What is the problem?
Using One-click apps breaks when the images don't support the architecture

If applicable, content of captain-definition file:

Steps to reproduce the problem:
one click wordpress with database (the official mariadb and mysql don't support ARM, I have to create a new app that is not one click and use linuxserver/mariadb), or one click jupyter

Answers to the following questions where applicable:

• Your OS and version? raspberry pi 3b+ arm 32-bit
• RAM?

Potential Solutions:

1. Maybe do a check for the current architecture, and only display the one click apps that support the current architecture (idk if there is a way to get supporting architecture info for dockerhub images so this might not be the easiest way)
2. Another way would be setting up an advanced options for one-click apps to use a custom image, so I could type in linuxserver/mariadb for the wordpress w/ database app, instead of just the tag for the official mariadb). This way I can get all the environment variables and configuration from the one-click app, but able to substitute my own image

[UnclePhil]

This is a common problem with container on multiple arch
Add some tag in the one-click-app definition files, with all supported architecture, and a manual filter on this tag in the one-click choosing screen.
You can also add an automatic detection of the actual architecture somewhere in the main app for the info