Update Docker command to use --platform flag
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--platform flag
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Lol thank you. I had played around with this but am by no means a docker expert. |
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Hahahaha, I can't take any real credit. I really just copied the fix in yarnpkg/berry#6414 :D |
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Beginning with ad77bc3, the following error began occurring in GitHub's test runner when testing with the s390x/ubuntu Docker image:
This may be because s390x/ubuntu images have become an image index and so require a platform specification (see nodejs/docker-node#2110 (comment)).
This PR adds the
--platformflag to the relevant Docker command in the GitHub workflow file to fix this problem.