I’m building mutliplatform docker images in github actions. workflow completes successfully, but when I try to pull image from ghcr it results in no matching manifest for linux/amd64 in the manifest list entries. I’ve not tried pulling image on arm architecture as I don’t have a system available.

I’m building mutliplatform docker images in github actions. workflow completes successfully, but when I try to pull image from ghcr it results in no matching manifest for linux/amd64 in the manifest list entries. I’ve not tried pulling image on arm architecture as I don’t have a system available.

I’m trying to use metadata-action@v5 along with docker/build-push-action@v6. Here’s a portion of my workflow:

When using GitHub actions, I’d like for this job to run completely in the background, immediately freeing up the console to keep running the Action. However at the moment it displays the pulling process, which on my slow staging server sometimes lasts more than 10 minutes. I don’t mind not knowing whether this command was successful.

We use a Docker in Docker (dind) image for our GitHub runners so teams can build their applications.

Given a public Github repository ( you can find a minimal reproduction repository here https://github.com/matthiashermsen/deleteme ) with a Dockerfile with this content

In my GitHub Actions workflow I’m using the services key to define a docker image that should be run.

In my github action workflow, I’m using the services key to define a docker image that should be run.

I created a new public Github repository with a small Go app and a Dockerfile. I’m using the following Github workflow to release my app as a binary and Docker image

Given I have the following variable in my Github repository