Since I have multiple devices with different architectures running Docker (including x86_64 computers and servers, ARM32v7 Tinker Board, and ARM64v8 Raspberry Pi 3B), each of my Docker images needs to be built in multiple versions. Initially, I wrote a separate Dockerfile for each architecture , but this approach proved difficult to manage uniformly, often leading to missed updates when modifying Dockerfiles during software upgrades. Later, I adopted Docker's build argument feature , using the --build-arg parameter to select different base images and download architecture-specific files based on arguments. However, this approach still has significant limitations. First, different projects use varying naming conventions for architectures. For example, the x86 32-bit architecture (i386)...