removing the arm build as it takes 27mins

[mchristianl]

there is no arm support for the cloud-hypervisor driver in libvirt anyways

[anokfireball]

You will almost certainly have to remove it here as well or the makefile maker might bring it back unintentionally:

openstack-hypervisor-operator/Makefile.maker.yaml

Line 38 in 21376f5

platforms: "linux/amd64,linux/arm64"

[notandy]

You will almost certainly have to remove it here as well or the makefile maker might bring it back unintentionally:

openstack-hypervisor-operator/Makefile.maker.yaml

Line 38 in 21376f5

platforms: "linux/amd64,linux/arm64"

youre right, requesting change

[toanju]

Github has native arm build, don't use qemu and gain a speedup if you want to keep the ARM builds

[felix-kaestner]

Github has native arm build, don't use qemu and gain a speedup if you want to keep the ARM builds

You don't even need that. Go is able to cross-compile for different target platforms if you tell it to, meaning you can compile native arm64 binaries on amd64 and Docker can even support that through the $BUILDPLATFORM definition. See https://www.docker.com/blog/faster-multi-platform-builds-dockerfile-cross-compilation-guide/

This reduced our workflow execution (building amd64 & arm64) from ~30min to ~4min in ironcore-dev/network-operator#180.

You will just have to teach go-m-m to make use of this in the generated Dockerfile.