Here is where I currently stand:

• Linux job: It works very well.

• Mac OS job:

  • I managed to make it work, but the result is not very satisfying because it only works on macOS version 13. I am using the Colima container runtime, which adds a significant layer to the process and thus impacts the build time on GitHub Actions.
  • I haven’t yet succeeded in getting the Tuono image build to work on the latest macOS version (14), mainly due to the architecture shift to ARM.

• Windows job:

  • Without using WSL, Here is the error I am encountering:

It seems the current base image used in Dockerfile (docker/Dockerfile : rust:bookworm) that the official Rust image does not support Windows as host machine.

• I’ve looked into using WSL and how to install it through a GitHub Actions workflow, but I haven’t had success so far. I’ll try again during the week.

If you’d like, I can start opening a PR for this topic. I will likely need help from Mac users to find the right setup for the GitHub Actions workflow.

Thank you for you initial work on this issue!

Linux job: It works very well.

That's good, having. at least one working OS is a good start 😅

Regarding MacOS

I haven’t yet succeeded in getting the Tuono image build to work on the latest macOS version (14), mainly due to the architecture shift to ARM.

From Docker Mac System requirements documentation it looks like that you need to install Rosetta,
hence there are some problems with the ARM architecture.

There is also a mention in the known issue section:
https://docs.docker.com/desktop/troubleshoot-and-support/troubleshoot/known-issues/

Some command line tools do not work when Rosetta 2 is not installed.
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Regarding Windows

Unfortunately I'm not able to to help here 😭

Though regarding both MacOS and Windows

Maybe there is an action that can help setup a docker environment that might take care of some issue you experiencing.
E.g.: https://github.com/adambirds/docker-compose-action

In either case if testing MacOS and Windows compose turns into a living hell we can avoid it and go ahead with just a unix job.

If you’d like, I can start opening a PR for this topic. I will likely need help from Mac users to find the right setup for the GitHub Actions workflow.

Probably is better. Since you have tackled with some code done a PR is better place than an issue to discuss it.