Commit af5140f13e introduced support for
specifying a container image platform for cross-platform image building.
Unfortunately, attempting to execute a docker command that includes the
`--platform` flag against Docker daemons using API Version 1.40 and
before results in the following error:
```
"specify container image platform" requires API version 1.41, but the Docker daemon API version is 1.40
```
To allow `act` to be used on the 19.03 Docker CE and earlier versions,
this patch simply checks the Docker daemon API version and only
specifies platform specification when the daemon API version is 1.41 or
greater.
Fixes Issue #586
* Add QEMU to run different architectures
* Update dependencies in `go.mod`
* Add `--container-architecture` flag to specify custom image architecture
Co-authored-by: Casey Lee <cplee@nektos.com>
I got an error like this after hitting `act` command.
> Error: Error response from daemon: cannot share the host's network namespace when user namespaces are enabled
According to the document, when user namespaces are enabled on the Docker daemon,
neither host network mode and --privileged work without --userns=host. Since `act`
uses host network mode to match GitHub Actions runners, it cannot run jobs when
user namespaces are enabled. So I added the flag.
https://docs.docker.com/engine/security/userns-remap/#user-namespace-known-limitations
Co-authored-by: Casey Lee <cplee@nektos.com>
* Update flags in README
* Add secrets and `.env` files examples
* Fix typo: environment
* Fix typo: returned
* Add --version back, since I've built act without ldflags
* using ubuntu-18.04 instead of ubuntu-latest when specifying platform -P flag in readme, it cause a little confusion
* fix a confusion in .actrc for the image name
* Test more if env variants
* The correct negation syntax is !=
* Make the Interpolate function support negated booleans from envs
* Move assert := a.New(t) into t.Run
This uncovered that some of the test premisses was wrong and the
Eval Bool function also had flaws
* Remove a stray logrus import
* Add an ACT env set to true
This can be used to skip certain steps that you don't want to run locally
when testing. E.g. steps that sends messages to Slack channels on successful
builds etc.
* Add a description about env.ACT to the readme
* A new attempt at Interpolation and EvalBool
* One small merge fix
* Remove some fmt.Printfs
* Fix some merge conflicts
again, thought this might be helpful for other users.
**Caveat**: I'm not an InfoSec expert, so someone should look this over.
Don't want to encourage people to do stupid things.
