feat: add multi-arch Docker build support with backward compatibility #60
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Summary
multi_archinput (default: false) to all Docker workflows for gradual rolloutcreate-manifestaction that combines platform-specific images into a single manifestChanges
create-manifest/action.ymlbuild-publish-docker/action.ymlbuild-image/action.ymlload-image-publish/action.ymlmulti_archinputdocker-service.ymldocker-api-service.ymldocker-service-build.ymlHow it works
Intermediate images (internal, not consumed directly):
oneclick-123-amd64- amd64 platform imageoneclick-123-arm64- arm64 platform image (only when multi_arch=true)Final manifest tag (what consumers use - unchanged):
oneclick-123→ manifest pointing to available platform imagesmulti_archfalse(default)oneclick-123trueoneclick-123Test plan
multi_arch=false(default)oneclick-123without arch suffix)multi_arch=trueonce arm64 runner (ubuntu-arm64-latest) is available🤖 Generated with Claude Code