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chore: fix entrypoint in azure dockerfile
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@edvald Did this cause an issue else where? As it was required for Azure DevOps to use the image.
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Sorry about that @ITHedgeHog! It did cause an issue, yes. Other tests failed because the entrypoint was assumed, and I sorta figured this was a breaking change for the image. But then, if you use a specific version of the image, I suppose you could just remove the assumed entrypoint when updating.
I take it there's no way to work around this in Azure DevOps?
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No, not that I've ever seen @edvald - is it just worth creating an extra docker file and creating a container called garden-azure-devops which has the endpoint set to empty? Let me know if you think that is a good idea, I'll raise another issue and have a look at the tests you run on the containers to see what would need to be written for this.
It's not blocking for me as I've gone back to our custom image internally.