Elvis Pranskevichus

Linux packages for arm64 are also available, but we're still looking into how to integrate our CI with Docker Hub multiarch manifests. Meanwhile you can build this Dockerfile on an...

`EDGEDB_SERVER_TLS_CERT_MODE=generate_self_signed` is the correct spelling. I suspect the `:latest` tag pointed to an older version which only supported the older `EDGEDB_SERVER_GENERATE_SELF_SIGNED_CERT` flag. I just re-pushed `:1-rc3` and `:latest`, please test...

Hi @mikeyhew! What system are you running this on?

Can't reproduce on an Intel Mac, so this might be related to x86 emulation on m1, as we don't have native builds for it at the moment.

That said, non-docker installation method (via the `edgedb` [CLI](https://www.edgedb.com/install)) should work on m1.

My best guess would be that it's either too slow due to Docker virtualization on macOS on M1 or that things are crashing weirdly. I'd start by adding a bunch...

From the log it seems like it's just taking longer than the timeout. I'll respin the image making that timeout configurable via an env var.

> nothing is happening for the last 110 seconds Does `top` confirm this?

Native m1 builds are being worked on. The biggest roadblock currently is lack of native Github actions runners, so we need to do some infra work first.

Just to clarify: EdgeDB works via Rosetta, you don't need to use docker (just make sure your terminal has Rosetta enabled).