Does Aptly support arch variants? (such as amd64v3) #1501
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Hi @FelicianoTech ! I don't think aptly enforces architectures anywhere, but until there is a repo to test (and see how ubuntu supports this) it is difficult to say, but I am rather positive... :) |
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+1 Ubuntu's intended behavior for architecture variants seems to be that the system remains amd64, while amd64v3 is used only as an optimized variant when available, with fallback to normal amd64 packages. However, when using an Aptly-published mirror containing both amd64 and amd64v3, APT appears to use only the amd64v3 On the same host, with the same My Aptly mirror/publish includes those architectures: To me the issue seems related to how Aptly publishes/represents repositories with architecture variants, please advice. Thanks, |
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I think aptly lacks support for architecture variants, at least there is no mention of them. We would need to implement this feature I guess, I'll be happy to review some PRs ! |
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@Zohman could you please share how you created that mirror ? |
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Hey folks!
So architecture variants have been around for a bit now. Go itself added support for amd64 variants in the Go v1.17 release. Yesterday, Ubuntu has announced that they will be adding support in their repositories for the first time.
This got me thinking, does Aptly have support for this? Or maybe, does Aptly even need to support this or is this simply built into the .debs themselves?
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