Add a note about using nix-docker-builder when on macOS/Darwin #745
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nightkr
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| The Docker images need to be built on a Linux host. Nix can automatically delegate the build to a remote worker, but it must be configured to do so. | ||
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| https://github.com/stackabletech/nix-docker-builder can set this up for you. |
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@lfrancke @soenkeliebau This repo is private for now, are we okay to publish it? (Also, licensing.)
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Part of stackabletech/issues#732.
This only covers configuring the remote builder, I have a separate PR in progress for operator-templating to actually use it.