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Hey guys, I've reworked your Docker implementation to make it straightforward to use and to publish prebuilt ct-ng and buildroot packages to Docker Hub. You can give it a try as is, we've made
modduo-newandx86_64target builds as an example, you can extend thedocker-compose.ymland.dockerto add support to as many platforms as you'd like. Also the arm64 host platform as on M1 Macs is supported as well, if you'd like to have builds for it, you have to set up the appropriate x86_64 and arm64 builder nodes as described indocker-mpb-push-all.The last layer which contains the toolchain and BR packages takes around ~600 MB for each platform.