create linux-arm64 docker image#7
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| platforms: linux/arm64 |
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This looks like we're swapping the x64 container for an arm one.
The container exists for your team, so if that's what you need, then LGTM, but naively I would have thought we'd still want an x64 container? The rest of nautilus/etc is not arm-based, is it?
Alternative: Should we build a multiplatform image here instead?
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This will run in binnacle which has linux-arm64 nodes. This should be the only container we want right now but if that changes, I will update this to be a multiarch container later.
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This creates a new binary for linux-arm64 and it also changes the docker image that is being built to use the linux-arm64 binary.