Add 'platform: linux/amd64' to postgis compose.yml #5
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Maybe there's a more proper way to handle this. I would just like to get it solved because it surely is inconvenient. |
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Sure! No idea why this doesn't show up for me. It is probably important when benchmarking (i.e., PostGIS will be super slow unless you're actually on x86).
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When running
docker compose up -don a mac, I get the following message since my machine is not amd64. I've been manually adding it to the file each time I need to use it, but it would be nice to just have it already there. It looks like amd64 is the only architecture they support, so I think it's safe to explicitly include for everyone.