watchtower pulls updated Docker images nightly for me, and unfortunately, the latest tagged Docker image for echoip was not built for the arm64 architecture.
ARM64 servers on hetzner are really cheap and fast, I'm running pretty much all my personal Docker stacks on such a VM. I can imagine other users of echoip have a similar environment (either this or a Raspberry Pi).
Conversation with @mpolden:
The multiarch building was broken so I removed it so that at least the amd64 image could be built. PR welcome.
That's unfortunate. Do you know which commit(s)/PR broke this? I will take a look.
Not sure what exactly. Maybe Docker itself broke it and the instructions are different now? It hadn't been running for a long time. Here is what I removed though, maybe it's a simple fix: 861f17b
watchtowerpulls updated Docker images nightly for me, and unfortunately, the latest tagged Docker image forechoipwas not built for thearm64architecture.ARM64 servers on hetzner are really cheap and fast, I'm running pretty much all my personal Docker stacks on such a VM. I can imagine other users of
echoiphave a similar environment (either this or a Raspberry Pi).Conversation with @mpolden: