enable rpm build for Azure Linux 3.0 #3
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Follows the existing pattern in
Dockerfileto produce an RPM appropriate for Azure Linux 3.0.To validate this, I manually ran
docker buildx build --output ...locally and successfully produced the RPMs. I installed the.azl3RPM in an Azure Linux 3.0 WSL environment and confirmed that it functioned as expected to access a repo backed by authenticated Azure blob storage.(I debated adding a changelog entry in the
.spec, following the pattern of previous changes, but there weren't actually any changes to the packaged component -- it's just building for another distro/version. But, of course, please let me know if you'd prefer otherwise.)