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Changed the MSSQL image for one that works on M1 #298

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@tonysm tonysm commented Aug 26, 2022

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  • Changes the MSSQL image from mssql/server to azure-sql-edge which seems to be one that works on both M1 and Intel-based machines.

Note: We have only tested that when using the new image, the container (service) is able to run on M1 machines, we didn't fully tested if this image is a full replacement of the previous one. The issue of where this change originated from mentions this article which seems to imply it's a replacement.

resolves #293

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@tonysm I'm sorry for taking so long. This looks good; would you mind resolving the conflicts, making sure it still works, and then you can merge this and tag a release? Thanks!

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tonysm commented Jan 3, 2023

@mattstauffer I've merged main here and resolved the conflict. Tested again and the problem described in #293 still happens in main. Tested this fix and looks like it still works!

@mattstauffer mattstauffer merged commit 2e304df into main May 30, 2023
@mattstauffer mattstauffer deleted the fix/tm-mssql-arm branch May 30, 2023 19:34
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SQL Server on Mac M1 fails to start
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