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c9ca410 to3d30fc0Comparenpalm commentedSep 23, 2025
To me the example looks similar to al2023 for x64. Images are just an example and not tested at all. I have no issue with adding another example. But would it not be possible to make the al2023 more generic and just inject the architecture? Any thoughts? |
dimamo5 commentedSep 26, 2025
Made these changes in the latest commits. Seems to be working well in both architectures. |
dimamo5 commentedSep 30, 2025
@npalm when you have some free time, could you take a look? |
| ## install the runner | ||
| s3_location=${S3_LOCATION_RUNNER_DISTRIBUTION} | ||
| architecture=${RUNNER_ARCHITECTURE} |
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What is the reason of removing this variable? Is it not used?
npalm commentedOct 8, 2025
Thx for the PR, will not be able to able to get the PR merged in the next weeks. I will catch up end of the month. Sorry for tthe delay. |
This PR proposes to introduce a new AMI for Amazon Linux 2023 in the ARM 64 architecture. I took a similar approach to what was done for Ubuntu Jammy where the code is duplicated into a new Packer directory. I'm also open to parameterize the runner architecture and have a single Packer configuration.