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Adding azure-linux OS support for docker-in-docker feature #1506
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Hey @sireeshajonnalagadda - thanks for the PR :)
In PR description:
Could you list the testing / verification that has been performed to confirm that docker-in-docker feature is still working as expected after the addition of azure-linux OS support?
In particular:
- Is install.sh working with other base image types (not just azure-linux?)
- is azure-linux working? / can we build a dev container using it with this feature?
This seems like a big change to a fundamental technology (install script for docker-in-docker) so want to make sure we're doing the right thing here.
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Hi @sam-byng, |
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Thanks - LGTM |
Feature:
Docker-in-docker
Description:
Solves issue
This is to add support of azureLinux OS for docker-in-docker feature
Changes:
Modified install script to work both ubuntu/debian and azureLinux
Created scenarios to check for both moby true and false
Checklist:
Changes worked as expected
install.sh compatibility
Confirmed that install.sh continues to work correctly with non–azure-linux base images, specifically Ubuntu and Debian.
Cross-distro testing
Ran scenarios with Ubuntu, Debian, and Mariner base images to validate docker-in-docker functionality across multiple environments.
Azure Linux support
Verified that after adding the implementation for the azure-linux distro, dev containers can be successfully built and run using docker-in-docker.