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arm64 support? #264
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@jonasbg is this actually causing issues (i.e. breaking image uploads/crashing the site)? there are certain cases where the sharp binary isn't able to be installed due to libvips compatibility issues, but in this case Ghost should handle the error and just opt not to auto-resize images. If it's causing an error on upload or crashing the site entirely, then that's likely a bug in Ghost itself. |
It is not causing any error, ghost just disables image resize and optimization. I figure its about Should |
When we looked at this issue last for both the alpine and the debian distributions (see #256 for more context) I believe there were issues between the default version of libvips included on those distributions, and the version of libvips that newer versions of Sharp depend on. There were also issues with glibc incompatibilities as well. |
🤔 maybe docker-library/official-images#10730 will help, since Bullseye has a newer version of libvips? 😄 (I guess we've gotta wait for the |
Hi
I am having troubling with arm64 support. I would like to use image optimization, but I get an error when I'm enabling this. It looks like it is disabled by default? Which is the opposite of what Ghost documentation states it is.
Image: ghost:4 (tested for alpine and debian)
"Image": "sha256:b07775c88fc91a454477ce2947a9a7242d77e1f0140f6ffc79e601c2cfff35fb"
The error message that I receive is that
sharp is not installed
. Why isn't sharp installed in the default image for arm64?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: