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build-release: replace docker manifest create with docker buildx imagetools create#485
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[WIP] Update build-release script for multi-platform Docker image tag
build-release: replace Jun 23, 2026
docker manifest create with docker buildx imagetools create
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This will be addressed by #436 |
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docker manifest createfails when source tags are OCI manifest lists (produced by modern BuildKit), which is what per-archdocker buildpushes generate. This caused the 1.8.0 release to fail with"docker.io/scylladb/vector-store:1.8.0-amd64 is a manifest list".Changes
scripts/build-release: Replace the final manifest-assembly step:docker manifest create→docker buildx imagetools create -t "$docker_manifest" "${docker_arch_tags[@]}"docker buildx imagetools inspect "$docker_manifest"to print and verify the resulting OCI image index in release logsimagetools createis designed to compose an OCI image index from existing manifest-list or single-manifest sources — the correct tool for this flow.