Ide-port-tunnel:0.0.0 error

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The warning you’re seeing confirms that the torizonextras/ide-port-tunnel:0.0.0 image is only available for AMD64 architecture and does not have an ARM64 variant. This is the root cause of your issue.

Analysis

The torizonextras/ide-port-tunnel image appears to be a utility container that may not require ARM64 support, as it’s likely designed to run on your development host (AMD64) rather than on the target device (ARM64).

Solutions

1. Use the AMD64 Version on Host

Since this appears to be a development tool that runs on your host machine, you may need to allow it to run as AMD64 even in your ARM64 build context:

docker pull torizonextras/ide-port-tunnel:0.0.0

2. Check if ARM64 Version Exists

Verify what architectures are available for this image:

docker manifest inspect torizonextras/ide-port-tunnel:0.0.0

This will show you all available platforms for the image.

3. Network/Registry Issues

Based on the community discussions, there can be temporary network or registry issues that cause similar errors (1). You might want to:

  • Try pulling again later
  • Clear Docker cache completely:
docker system prune -a
docker pull torizonextras/ide-port-tunnel:0.0.0

4. Alternative Approach

If this is part of your IDE Extension workflow, the container may be intended to run on your development host (AMD64) while your application containers run on ARM64. In this case, you might need to configure your build process to use the AMD64 version for this specific utility container while maintaining ARM64 for your application containers.

Next Steps

Could you clarify:

  • Are you using the Torizon IDE Extension in VS Code?
  • Is this error preventing your actual application build, or just showing as a warning?
  • What specific workflow are you trying to accomplish when this error occurs?

This will help determine if this is a blocking issue or if the AMD64 version of this utility container can be used alongside your ARM64 application build.

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