x86_64 is now amd64 where it makes sense

This commit is contained in:
MKLeb 2023-09-06 12:42:24 -04:00 committed by Gareth J. Greenaway
parent 068cf00707
commit c8b4e51364

View file

@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ An analogous process can be performed for artifacts from nightly builds.
#. Download the artifacts
Under the summary page for the most recent actions run for that PR, there is a list of available artifacts from that run that can be downloaded.
Download the package artifacts by finding ``salt-<major>.<minor>+<number>.<sha>-<arch>-<pkg-type>``. For example, the x86_64 deb packages
Download the package artifacts by finding ``salt-<major>.<minor>+<number>.<sha>-<arch>-<pkg-type>``. For example, the amd64 deb packages
might look like ``salt-3006.2+123.01234567890-x86_64-deb``.
The onedir artifact will look like ``salt-<major>.<minor>+<number>.<sha>-onedir-<platform>-<arch>.tar.xz``.
@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ An analogous process can be performed for artifacts from nightly builds.
Windows onedir artifacts have ``.zip`` extensions instead of ``tar.xz``
While it is optional, it is recommended to download the ``nox`` session artifact as well. This will have the form of ``nox-<os-name>-test-pkgs-onedir-<arch>``.
The x86_64 Ubuntu 20.04 nox artifact may look like ``nox-ubuntu-20.04-test-pkgs-onedir-x86_64``.
The amd64 Ubuntu 20.04 nox artifact may look like ``nox-ubuntu-20.04-test-pkgs-onedir-x86_64``.
#. Placing the artifacts in the correct location