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Docker image update for Raspberry / arm #1579
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Hi @damajor, we currently have an issue with one of the library we use in OctoBot that prevent arm64 docker image to build. We are waiting for a new release of this library that will fix the issue. |
We will keep this issue up to date with the latest information about the armv7 image. |
In the next release, binary and installation from pypi (pip) will be available for raspberry users (arm64). |
Which library is causing issue ? |
aiohttp (aio-libs/aiohttp#5366) |
Hi there. Before anything else, thanks for this amazing project! I've been trying to run OctoBot on my RPi, that's how I got here. Hope this helps with the arm/v7 docker builds. I have tried to build it on my own, but unfortunately I'm facing an issue with cryptography, due to its recent dependency on Rust (pyca/cryptography#5771). I could just work around this but didn't intend to mess with your Dockerfile. Do you think it's possible for the arm/v7 builds to be back? |
@damajor the latest build of the Docker image now supports I think that's probably OK for us to close this now. |
Yes it's working, thanks @gabriel-milan ! |
I use Tipi on my Raspbery Pi but i am not a big coder.. how hard would it be to create Ocotbot as a Tipi app? Then it would be a Very easy install and self hosted alternative. Tipi is just a Docker and apps are just run on it. |
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Step 2: Describe your environment
Step 3: Describe the problem:
The docker image on Docker Hub is only for x86 architecture.
Expected behavior
To be consistent with the documentation (which gives some tips to use OctoBot on Raspberry PI), the users should be able to pull an arm version of the docker image of OctoBot (which is not the case at this moment).
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