Fix: Debian Stretch archived #939
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Debian Stretch has been archived. See https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/744408/49371
Instead of the old docker-compose v1 script
So it doesn't conflict with dockerdev
The software stack doesn't yet support running in ARM.
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@matiasgarciaisaia Have you been able to get the AMD64 images running on Apple M1?
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@ysbaddaden yes, they work here. Haven't tried them with qemu on Linux ARM, though. |
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We used to have crashes or segfaults with the ruby docker images older than ruby 3.0, so it's interesting to know that it works sometimes 👍 |
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Debian Stretch has been archived, so the Docker images were failing to build.
This PR updates the images' APT sources.
It also upgrades the project to use the
docker composev2 plugin, force using x86_64 images, and changes the web's port in development.