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This is a stupid question!
The recent rclone release 1.54.1 didn't run the publish action for some reason as yet unknown, so rclone's docker image didn't get built.
I'd like to run it manually, but I can't figure out how - is there some way I can use the code from this action to do it?
I know how to make a normal docker build and upload it but I can't figure out how to use the extra magic here to create more architectures manually.
Thanks
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Hi @ncw, you can run the install_buildx.sh starting from # Confiure buildx comment.
# Confiure buildx
After that you build the image in the same way, but using docker buildx build instead of docker build
docker buildx build
docker build
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Thank you - those instructions worked very well. I understand how it works a lot better now :-)
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This is a stupid question!
The recent rclone release 1.54.1 didn't run the publish action for some reason as yet unknown, so rclone's docker image didn't get built.
I'd like to run it manually, but I can't figure out how - is there some way I can use the code from this action to do it?
I know how to make a normal docker build and upload it but I can't figure out how to use the extra magic here to create more architectures manually.
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: