Apparently Docker Meta Actions overrides, not merely adds, handlebars helpers. So `#if` just doesn't exist and errors out...
As such here is an equivalent using GitHub Actions expression (and this time I tested that it works...)
`latest` tag is currently v2. That happened because of the backported change which is newer than any commits to `master`.
However, this logically shouldn't happen. The expectation for latest would be that it has the, well, the code from the highest version released, not literally the latest commit no matter where it came from. Thankfully metadata action allows for conditional tags and even has a helper for default branch making it not hard-coded (so if NodeBB decided to migrate to `main` or someone in their fork did it'd still work).
The result would be that latest is the latest code in `master`, which I see as similar to the default git workflow (`master` is just latest code, `vX.Y` branches or tags are for using proper releases).
* ci: multi-platform build
* ci: remove riscv as node doesn't support it
* ci: correct step name
it's no longer logging in to docker hub
* ci: remove less common architectures
* ci: github actions cache for docker builds
* fix: use `--omit` flag to actually avoid installing dev dependencies
* feat: two-stage build
* feat: add platform-specific rebuild
* fix: run install if target arch is different from build arch
* fix: whitespace
* fix: correct build order
* fix: remove unnecessary conditional
* fix: remove unnecessary platofm specifier
* fix: correct copy
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