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People using Docker are not the problem. That's a perfectly normal workflow. If M! doesn't support that, that's on Apple and not on the users.
by mmcnl 4y ago
People using Docker are not the problem. That's a perfectly normal workflow. If M! doesn't support that, that's on Apple and not on the users.
- dboreham 4y agoThe people didn't understand what they were actually doing, and somehow believed that Docker is a magic wand that makes binaries for the wrong CPU run ok.
- kitsunesoba 4y agoHow can a CPU make architecture differences (the main issue dealt with by Docker users) disappear? The only way that could happen is if the M-series were x86-64 rather than ARM, which dramatically reduces the possibility space for advancement in user/developer-facing CPUs. The most that can practically done is a software solution like Rosetta, which is a good holdover in the interim, but ultimately software needs to become more architecture-agnostic, not less. Treating archs matching between development and prod as a given is a crutch, not a long term solution.