Just to note. You can do `docker buildx install` to make it the default backend of `docker build`. So this precludes you from having to switch commands everywh

Just to note. You can do `docker buildx install` to make it the default backend of `docker build`. So this precludes you from having to switch commands everywhere. I haven’t figured out how you can let it build multiple architecture by default, so without having to pass the —target flag. On my m1 I see 16x performance differences in builds in favour of native over emulated. Even simple shell script run slow or seem to stall when emulated.