Added arm64 arch & changed windows release to zip

[arghyadipchak]

• Added arm64 arch support (#544)
• Changed windows release to .zip (instead of .tar.gz) which is easier for windows users

[knadh]

Thanks for the PR. Have you tested whether the same tag (listmonk:latest) works for multiple architectures on DockerHub?

[arghyadipchak]

Thanks for the PR. Have you tested whether the same tag (listmonk:latest) works for multiple architectures on DockerHub?

Made some updates and tested it, everything works fine now.

Updates:

• Builds docker images for both amd64 and arm64
• Windows binaries are released as zip
• Fixed yarn.lock written in .gitignore
• Version upgraded for all github actions

*Docker images are also released with tags {version}-amd64 and {version}-arm64. There is no way to configure goreleaser to solve this problem

[knadh]

@mr-karan could you please check this out?

[mr-karan]

*Docker images are also released with tags {version}-amd64 and {version}-arm64. There is no way to configure goreleaser to solve this problem

@arghyadipchak goreleaser and docker CLI both support this.

I guess there are 2 approaches here:

1. Using docker_manifest, we can specify the platform/arch metadata to a list of images. The idea is that we build and push these 2 images separately, but using docker manifest create we can combine the image in a single tag.

Goreleaser does support the use of docker_manifest.

2. There's an even simpler way using docker buildx:

Using buildx, we can build and give a --platform flag as a comma separated list of platforms that the docker image should support. This way we don't have to manually create a manifest.

docker buildx build --platform linux/amd64,linux/arm64/v8 --tag listmonk:latest

^ This should produce an image that will work on both the architectures.

So, basically if we want to push explicit platform tags then we need to use docker manifest. If we want a single tag that should work irrespective of the platform, we can simply add a platform flag.

[knadh]

If we want a single tag that should work irrespective of the platform, we can simply add a platform flag.

Thanks @mr-karan. This is the correct approach.

[knadh]

@arghyadipchak would you like to amend the PR?

[arghyadipchak]

@arghyadipchak would you like to amend the PR?

I would love to, but currently I don't have time. I am closing this PR for now. I will find a better approach and contribute a new PR as soon as I can.