fix: Always pass --load during docker build
#2335
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The requirement for —load isn’t just gated by OS/arch - it’s determined by the build driver. Signed-off-by: Dan Fairs <dan@condensereality.com>
Seems safer to just use docker’s default Signed-off-by: Dan Fairs <dan@condensereality.com>
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@danfairs I'm happy to rebase and fix conflicts with main, but I'll need permission to your fork. I want to get this in, just let me know how to help 😄 |
Thanks! I'm actually away for the next week or so but can sort this out when I'm back 👍 |
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This change modifies Cog so that it always passes
--loadduring docker build.Previously, it would only pass this flag if running on Apple Silicon. I don't think that is quite the right check - it is actually down to the build driver in use. Cog seems to assume that the image will always be loaded into Docker, so unconditionally passing
--loadseems to be the right thing to do.I had to include this change to allow builds to complete successfully on a self-hosted Linux GH CI runner.
I have included tests for the new behaviour, plus some coverage of existing behaviours with different
ImageBuildOptionsettings in place.Fixes #2329.