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### Unreleased

- The `systems create` command now supports creating systems that use `arm64` as the architecture. The default is `amd64`, but `--architecture` can be used to run tests with builds that use `arm64`.
- Commands now accept `--id`, `--<entity>-id` or `--<entity>`, e.g. `--id`, `--system`, `--system-id`. Note that where entities have names as well as IDs, a name or ID can be passed.

### v0.23.1 - August 7, 2025

- Don't print env files when creating a multi-container build in `--github` mode. Previously, if you passed an env file via `--env-files` when running `resim builds create`, the client would list the env files in addition to the github output of the form `build_id=<build-id>`. Having these env files printed would interfere with communicating the build id between jobs.
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