by default docker pulls from fedora first, due to how we push contents all non x86_64 arches get the x86_64 bits and things do not work right. Until this is fixed we are broken for many users.

The last I tested this, a few moments ago, using both docker and podman, on non x86 arches it gives you the correct image for the architecture if you just do a "docker pull fedora" and on aarch64 you get the latest aarch64 image the same as if you'd done "docker pull arm64v8/fedora"

@cverna

The last I tested this, a few moments ago, using both docker and podman, on non x86 arches it gives you the correct image for the architecture if you just do a "docker pull fedora" and on aarch64 you get the latest aarch64 image the same as if you'd done "docker pull arm64v8/fedora"

Did it solve your problem?

@cverna and @pbrobinson would you also please specify which registry you are using so that we are sure you're both pulling from the same place?

@cverna Do you know if our registry supports non x86_64 arches?

@cverna and @pbrobinson would you also please specify which registry you are using so that we are sure you're both pulling from the same place?

I am speaking for @ausil here but I am pretty sure he meant the fedora registry

@cverna Do you know if our registry supports non x86_64 arches?

We are using the docker registry so if this is supported on the docker hub, I don't see why it would not be supported in our setup

Opened https://pagure.io/releng/pull-request/7657

This should work now. Feel free to reopen if not.