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If we replace amd64 with x86_64 in the second line here then all of our packaged binaries will get the x86_64 suffix instead of amd64. x86_64 is generally preferred because it is less likely to cause confusion about processor manufacturers.
At least Debian (+Ubuntu) has amd64 as official architecture name and it's a change that would need to happen in every downstream project. Other than that, I'm not opposed.
If we replace
amd64
withx86_64
in the second line here then all of our packaged binaries will get thex86_64
suffix instead ofamd64
.x86_64
is generally preferred because it is less likely to cause confusion about processor manufacturers.e.g., https://askubuntu.com/questions/608744/is-it-a-problem-to-have-packages-with-amd64-architecture-when-i-have-an-intel
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