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Cog throws "unknown flag: --load" error when buildx isn't installed
When buildx isn't installed, running cog commands such as cog predict throws an error unknown flag --load.
Either have cog output a more user-friendly error, or there might be some other fix. Thread from slack:
Thread, for context: sylvie maybe we could introspect to find out if buildx is installed
marcus 26 minutes ago I think just checking for docker buildx version should be enough
sylvie 25 minutes ago I don't think we used to require it to be installed, though I'm not sure if RUN --mount is a thing outside buildx
jessie.young 19 minutes ago @sylvie i manually checked using docker builedx version to see if it was installed after i installed docker, and it wasn’t
sylvie 18 minutes ago I mean, before we added --load to deal with the GHA thing, I don't believe buildx was required
cc @EduarteXD I think this might be a regression from the related PRs we merged recently.
cc @EduarteXD I think this might be a regression from the related PRs we merged recently.
The load flag was removed in #1656, consider merging it and https://github.com/replicate/setup-cog/pull/36.
This flag was intended to solve the problem of passing products in instances of buildx, which is no longer needed.
