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feat: add dockerfile build arguments
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@@ -218,3 +218,16 @@ Example: `thetadev256/test-actions-helloworld2:main`
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Full reference to the built image with registry and tag.
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Example: `thetadev256/test-actions-helloworld2:main`
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## Dockerfile build arguments
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Action-Kaniko automatically sets build arguments to allow for different dockerfile actions
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depending on the OS and architecture the image is build for.
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The supported arguments are:
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- `TARGETPLATFORM` (example: linux/amd64)
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- `TARGETOS` (example: linux)
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- `TARGETARCH` (example: amd64)
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- `TARGETARCH_ALT` (alternative architecture name, x86_64 for amd64, otherwise the same as TARGETARCH)
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- `TARGETVARIANT` (third docker platform parameter like ARM version)
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@@ -96,7 +96,16 @@ if [ -n "$INPUT_PLATFORMS" ]; then
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DESTINATION="--no-push --tarPath /kaniko/build/${platformFn}.tar --destination $IMAGE"
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DIGEST="--image-name-tag-with-digest-file=/kaniko/build/${platformFn}_image-tag-digest"
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runKaniko "${ARGS} --custom-platform=${platform} $DESTINATION $DIGEST"
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targetos=$(echo "$platform" | cut -d/ -f1)
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targetarch=$(echo "$platform" | cut -d/ -f2)
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targetvariant=$(echo "$platform" | cut -d/ -f3)
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case "$targetarch" in
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'amd64') targetarchAlt="x86_64" ;;
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*) targetarchAlt="$targetarch" ;;
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esac
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runKaniko "${ARGS} --custom-platform=${platform} --build-arg TARGETPLATFORM='${platform}' --build-arg TARGETOS='${targetos}' --build-arg TARGETARCH='${targetarch}' --build-arg TARGETARCH_ALT='${targetarchAlt}' --build-arg TARGETVARIANT='${targetvariant}' $DESTINATION $DIGEST"
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echo "✅ $platform image built: $(head -n 1 "/kaniko/build/${platformFn}_image-tag-digest")"
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done
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