I don't know of any case in which Docker or other OCI platform on the MacOS uses "darwin/arm64" for images. They are almost always "linux/" due to the fact that these tools generally create a VM that runs some basic Linux instance.
Thus, the preset for MacOS should most likely be "linux/arm64". Yes, after 1 hour, I figured out how to fix that problem with the command-option, but having to do so begs the question as to why that value is determined the way it is.
INFO[0000] Target platforms: [darwin/arm64/v8]
INFO[0000] Loading image "docker.io/library/dag-odoo:18.0_ub2404_05" from "docker"
Error response from daemon: no suitable export target found for platform darwin/arm64/v8
With inspect, locally built images have Os value of linux, not darwin.
Also, v8 appears to be superfluous but is accepted.
PS: Thank you so much for this tool.
I don't know of any case in which Docker or other OCI platform on the MacOS uses "darwin/arm64" for images. They are almost always "linux/" due to the fact that these tools generally create a VM that runs some basic Linux instance.
Thus, the preset for MacOS should most likely be "linux/arm64". Yes, after 1 hour, I figured out how to fix that problem with the command-option, but having to do so begs the question as to why that value is determined the way it is.
With
inspect, locally built images haveOsvalue oflinux, notdarwin.Also,
v8appears to be superfluous but is accepted.PS: Thank you so much for this tool.