# TeXLive binaries location
ARG texlive_bin="/opt/texlive/texdir/bin"
RUN TEXLIVE_ARCH="$(uname -p)-$(uname -s | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')" && \
mkdir -p ${texlive_bin} && \
ln -sf "${texlive_bin}/${TEXLIVE_ARCH}" "${texlive_bin}/default"

# Modify PATH environment variable, prepending TexLive bin directory
ENV PATH="${texlive_bin}/default:${PATH}"

However, I noticed that the directory /usr/share/lua/5.4 is not created when building the pandoc/core:edge images (that use Lua 5.4), so the module re.lua is not copied to the host. Is something related to changes introduced by Lua 5.4 ?

Il giorno mercoledì 23 novembre 2022 alle 16:25:08 UTC+1 Albert Krewinkel ha scritto:

Claudio Di Vita <claudio...@gmail.com> writes:

> With a support of a colleague that has an Apple M1, I'm trying to
> build the pandoc/latex:edge-ubuntu image.

That's great news!

> The build fails due to some installation issue with TexLive:
>
> Time used for installing the packages: 00:38
> running mktexlsr /opt/texlive/texdir/texmf-dist ...
> [...]
> Add /opt/texlive/texdir/texmf-dist/doc/info to INFOPATH.
> Most importantly, add /opt/texlive/texdir/bin/aarch64-linux
> to your PATH for current and future sessions.
> [...]
>
> Any clue on the possible cause ?

The problem is that the Dockerfile hard-codes the path for x86-64:

ENV PATH="/opt/texlive/texdir/bin/x86_64-linux:${PATH}"

We could probably add `arch` as another Docker build parameter, or
otherwise should find a different way to set the path to its correct
value.

Can you try to modify the line manually to see if the build succeeds
with

ENV PATH="/opt/texlive/texdir/bin/aarch64-linux:${PATH}"

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