Add linux/arm64 Docker build #716
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Holding off on this approach as it fails to build in Ubuntu 18.04, but works on M1 Mac Docker for Desktop and Intel Mac Docker for Desktop under QEMU. Will change to just packaging in an ARM64 container. |
-Build ARM64 image in azure-pipelines.yml with standard Docker task
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Many thanks for this contribution |
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Builds a linux/arm64 Docker image in Azure. Removes node-sass as this component would not compile and is not used in the Vue project; if Sass is needed the Dart sass package is included anyway.
I did not change the AMD64 build to use buildx, due to the tag style (os-arch-version) used in this project. If there is a way to use buildx for amd64 and arm64, and simultaneously tag images by arch, then it should be changed to do so.