chore: build multi-arch images locally too #2752
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🍗 Description
What does this PR do? Anything folks should know?
updates the
docker:build:localtask to build multiarch images similarly to howdocker:build:releasedoes. we weren't doing this before, because i didnt understand how to get the images "available" without pushing to a registry. i mean, i still dont, but now we'll also just run a local (stateless) registry to push the image manifests there.images (and the manifest) built with
docker:build:localwill be pushed tolocalhost:5000/useoptic/optic:local.this makes it easier to inspect changes to the image with confidence that you're seeing something closer to what the release process would build. 👍
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