Hi, not sure if I'm making a mistake, its a docker issue, or its pants. When I am using

docker_environment

to create two environments from the same multi platform image it works the first time the image is not downloaded locally, but then fails for the other platform. Build file:

docker_environment(
    name = "golang-bookworm",
    image = "golang@sha256:81c97ed10e57e92aa271ef8cb296cb3fb45e510634dcc1e5e76b6239150a1419",
    platform = "linux_x86_64",
)

docker_environment(
    name = "golang-bookworm-arm",
    image = "golang@sha256:81c97ed10e57e92aa271ef8cb296cb3fb45e510634dcc1e5e76b6239150a1419",
    platform = "linux_arm64",
)

Error when using the arm version:

IntrinsicError: Failed to create Docker container: DockerResponseServerError { status_code: 404, message: "image with reference golang@sha256:81c97ed10e57e92aa271ef8cb296cb3fb45e510634dcc1e5e76b6239150a1419 was found but its platform (linux/amd64) does not match the specified platform (linux/arm64)" }

This could be related to: https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/43188 You could try getting the platform specific SHA by using the command

docker manifest inspect golang@sha256:81c97ed10e57e92aa271ef8cb296cb3fb45e510634dcc1e5e76b6239150a1419

.

That did the trick, thanks 🙏

Thanks @worried-piano-22913! What was the fix exactly?

By running the above command,

docker manifest inspect

on the multiplatform image, you can see the platform specific SHA, and use that for each of the

docker_environment

images

Thanks! That’ll help anyone who comes here in the future searching for answers