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feat: Create multiarch artifacts (#58)

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Daniel Carrillo
2026-07-22 12:33:57 +02:00
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## Commands
```sh
make build # CGO_ENABLED=0 build -ldflags "-s -w" -> ./whatismyip
make unit-test # go test -count=1 -race -short -cover ./...
make integration-test # requires Docker; runs separate module (integration-tests/)
make test # unit-test + integration-test
make lint # gofmt -l + golangci-lint + shadow (auto-installs tools)
make docker-run # builds & runs container exposing :8080 :8081 :9100
make docker-push VERSION=x.y.z # tagged release push (blocks devel builds)
make build # CGO_ENABLED=0 -> ./whatismyip (GOOS/GOARCH for cross-compile)
make build-all # cross-compile all 5 platforms into dist/
make unit-test # go test -count=1 -race -short -cover ./...
make integration-test # requires Docker; runs integration-tests/ module
make test # unit-test + integration-test
make lint # gofmt -l + golangci-lint + shadow (auto-installs tools)
make docker-build # local single-arch build (root Dockerfile)
make docker-run # builds dev image + runs with test DBs, ports :8080 :8081 :9100
```
**Order**: `lint -> unit-test -> integration-test`. Integration tests depend on testcontainers-go (needs Docker running). Integration tests are a separate Go module with its own `go.mod` — run from the `integration-tests/` directory.
**Order and quirks**: `lint -> unit-test -> integration-test`. Integration tests use testcontainers-go (needs Docker). They are a separate Go module with its own `go.mod` — run from the `integration-tests/` directory. They use `test/Dockerfile` (distinct from the root `Dockerfile`).
## Architecture