Backport PR #15980 to 8.13: Add arm64 support for env2yaml #15984
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* Add arm64 support for env2yaml This commit builds env2yaml in arm64 and amd64 flavors, and uses $TARGETARCH in the Dockerfile to ensure that the correct version is used when building for alternative architectures Fixes: #15913 * Add env2yaml executables to build context * Split `COPY_FILES` for readability Co-authored-by: Andrea Selva <[email protected]> --------- Co-authored-by: Andrea Selva <[email protected]> (cherry picked from commit b640e7e)
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Backport PR #15980 to 8.13 branch, original message:
This commit builds env2yaml in arm64 and amd64 flavors, and uses $TARGETARCH in the Dockerfile to ensure that the correct version is used when building for alternative architectures
Fixes: #15913