fix: disable upx for linux/arm64 #2771
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This is a mitigation for devspace-sh#2448 (comment) Signed-off-by: Matthias Riegler <matthias.riegler@ankorstore.com>
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This is a mitigation for #2448 (comment)
What issue type does this pull request address? (keep at least one, remove the others)
/kind bugfix
What does this pull request do? Which issues does it resolve? (use
resolves #<issue_number>if possible)resolves #2448
Please provide a short message that should be published in the DevSpace release notes
Disables upx binary compression for devspace-helper on linux/arm64. It causes crashes when >500 env vars or flags are present (combined).
What else do we need to know?