fix(ci): remove unsupported linux/arm64

[MSevey]

Overview

We don't support arm64 currently so removing it from the docker build

We will want to create a release after this.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Simplified the Docker workflow by focusing on building and pushing the amd64 Docker image under specific conditions.
  • Removed unnecessary logic for building and publishing images on certain branches.
  • Updated job naming and conditions for better clarity and efficiency.

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Walkthrough

The primary change in the .github/workflows/reusable_dockerfile_pipeline.yml file is the simplification of the workflow by focusing solely on building and pushing the amd64 Docker image under specific conditions. This involved removing logic for handling multiple branches and renaming the job for better clarity. The modifications streamline the process and target a specific architecture without the previous branching complexity.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/reusable_dockerfile_pipeline.yml	Removed logic for building and publishing images on main, master, and versioned branches. Updated the job name to "Build and Push amd64 Docker Image". Now builds and pushes the amd64 Docker image based on the output of steps.run_check.

Poem

In the code, the changes sing,
A simpler workflow, what joy it brings,
No more branches tangling tight,
Just amd64, pure and right,
Docker images, swift in flight,
Celebrate the code's new might! 🌟

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 684d684 and f7b4c2f.

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• .github/workflows/reusable_dockerfile_pipeline.yml (1 hunks)

Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (1)

• .github/workflows/reusable_dockerfile_pipeline.yml