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[wordpress:6.1.0-php8.0-apache] no matching manifest for linux/amd64 in the manifest list entries #769

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rmilesson opened this issue Nov 16, 2022 · 4 comments

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@rmilesson
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Building our images in BitBucket pipelines and our builds started to fail with the following issue a couple of minutes ago.

Step 12/24 : FROM wordpress:6.1.0-php8.0-apache
6.1.0-php8.0-apache: Pulling from library/wordpress
6.1.0-php8.0-apache: Pulling from library/wordpress
no matching manifest for linux/amd64 in the manifest list entries

Running docker build via latest ubuntu image.

@wglambert
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Could just be an intermittent issue, I'm not able to reproduce

$ docker pull wordpress:6.1.0-php8.0-apache
6.1.0-php8.0-apache: Pulling from library/wordpress
a603fa5e3b41: Pull complete
c428f1a49423: Pull complete
156740b07ef8: Pull complete
fb5a4c8af82f: Pull complete
25f85b498fd5: Pull complete
9b233e420ac7: Pull complete
fe42347c4ecf: Pull complete
b9a3e5120b0e: Pull complete
75aaa653936c: Pull complete
2e71bdb32c73: Pull complete
5630b45f2e50: Pull complete
dbb40b920a0a: Pull complete
415c7f113578: Pull complete
e06f6a43c1fc: Pull complete
ea32b47d7f79: Pull complete
5066cf9622cf: Pull complete
6dcca0dfc694: Pull complete
9d7da9f86584: Pull complete
9476cdbc7719: Pull complete
9ea11c86a38d: Pull complete
2f14d52cd032: Pull complete
Digest: sha256:af8391a1f4675d0b580991832162f16aa9c803f2a465e3df8abb1182d9bff880
Status: Downloaded newer image for wordpress:6.1.0-php8.0-apache
docker.io/library/wordpress:6.1.0-php8.0-apache

@rmilesson
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Thanks for checking. That might be the case. I had to work on other things so I stopped trying to build. I'll go at it again tomorrow morning.

@tianon
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tianon commented Nov 17, 2022

Is it possible that the log snippet you posted is not recent? (Like, maybe from November 2nd or so?)

(That tag has definitely existed and had linux/amd64 in it since November 2nd: docker-library/repo-info@493ad3d#diff-3393804806ce551f87ff866726595a4d8ae6172b188c48abd481653aaec46c9b 😅)

@rmilesson
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rmilesson commented Nov 17, 2022

Heh! Wishful thinking? No, the log snippet is from yesterday (November 16th 2022) and I tried it multiple times. Even made a dummy Dockerfile with just the FROM-statement and the aforementioned tag but still it failed.

In hindsight I should've taken a screenshot of the tag-list on hub.docker.com since I did notice that linux/amd64 was not listed for the tag. It does show up now though.

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I've just tried building with the tag both locally and in our CI systems and it all seems to work now.

This is the timeline.

  • Upgrade to WordPress 6.1 on November 15th 2022, 11:18:31 am. Build successful.
  • Last successful build before failure on November 16th 2022, 11:57:16 am.
  • Build started failing on November 16th 2022, 12:23:37 pm.

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