fix: Update Dockerfile for building multiplatform clearly.

[qj0r9j0vc2]

fix for issue - Docker buildkit build for linux/amd64 failed on apple silicon machine. #169

This docker file allows you to clearly build a multi-platform image.

In this Dockerfile version, it added specific env for GOARCH.

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The Dockerfile has undergone several updates to improve architecture handling and streamline library downloads. Key changes include replacing static architecture definitions with dynamic arguments, repositioning package installations, and switching from ADD to wget for fetching libraries. Additionally, specific commands have been adjusted to utilize the new architecture variables.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Dockerfile	- ARG arch=x86_64 replaced with ARG TARGETARCH
	- Added ARG GOARCH
	- Moved RUN apk add git cmake before WORKDIR /code
	- Replaced ADD ... with wget -O ... for downloading libraries
	- Updated cp commands to use ${ARCH} instead of uname -m
	- Modified build command to include GOARCH=${GOARCH}

In a Dockerfile so bright and keen,
Variables dance, a new routine,
From arch to TARGETARCH they glide,
While wget fetches libraries with pride.
Packages installed, before the code,
A streamlined path, a smoother road.
🎉🐇

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Actionable comments posted: 0

Out of diff range and nitpick comments (1)

Dockerfile (1)

22-32: The architecture handling using a case statement is robust. Consider removing the echo statement if it's not needed for logging or debugging.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between a44dbac and 9d0bda4.

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Dockerfile (4)

5-6: Introduction of ARG TARGETARCH and ARG GOARCH is appropriate for supporting multiplatform builds.

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12-12: Use of set -eux and --no-cache in the package installation command enhances transparency and ensures fresh installations.

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39-39: Inclusion of GOARCH in the build command and the use of specific linker flags are correctly implemented to support the targeted architecture.

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Line range hint 41-57: Setup in the final stage of the Dockerfile, including user configuration and port exposure, follows best practices.

[beer-1]

Thanks for contribution!

LGTM