Add support for Azure Linux 3.0 #7418
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Reference the correct pool for arm64 agent Fix source folder for logs Fix paths for 3.0 aarch64 build Fix variable reference Restore broken paths Add needed dependency for Azure Linux build Fix source folder for IoT Edge logs Use variables in logs folder spec to differentiate mariner2 vs azurelinux3
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This change adds support for building IoT Edge for Azure Linux 3.0.
To test, I confirmed that the CI build passes, and that the right artifacts are produced. I also ran the end-to-end tests pipeline and confirmed that the Mariner and Azure Linux jobs ran and passed.
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