Add docker options to repo2docker
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Add a way to add docker options to repo2docker.
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Who would use this feature?
The issue I am facing is a building a x86 repo2docker on an m1 mac. I think this can be done by using docker options --platform linux/amd64
however I cannot do this currently
How much effort will adding it take?
I think this shoudl be quite straightforward.
Who can do this work?
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:15 (6 by maintainers)
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@manics generally with traitlets I expect them to be loaded from the commandline, we should try to do that
Actually, this worked!
jupyter-repo2docker --config traitlets.config.json ./
where traitlets.config.json looks like this