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I see that it's possible to do this by overriding |
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Don't you think it's a little bit late to open a discussion due to there is a PR already open? :) See our docs for contributing |
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I read the docs for contributing. Can you please link to the PR? I searched them for a couple keywords and it wasn't obvious to me. EDIT: I'm assuming you aren't talking about my PR since you closed my associated issue. |
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It's possible to specify the platform for a container by using
GenericContainer#withCreateContainerCmdModifier.However, it's not possible to do the same when creating an image, and so it's
not possible to both create and test an image for a platform.
Add
ImageFromDockerfile#withBuildImageCmdModifierwhich will make this possible.This is implemented by #7313.
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