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+1 here for having an official apk.
An official separate Docker image is nice but there are many cases when we need to also have azure-cli as part of an image containing multiple tools.
I believe there's a good reason to prioritize this regardless of the votes. This issue isn't readily found when searching for installing az on alpine - instead, the installation instructions are found. Not everybody has the patience, motivation or time to read through the whole thread of comments there, to get a link to this issue.
Nevertheless, while debian- and redhat-based images may be used more frequently overall for production workloads of all kinds, I believe alpine is used overwhelmingly for periodic jobs, automatic script execution and all sorts of other infrastructure and operations related tasks. This overlaps to a large extent with where az is used too. Therefore, providing an .apk package would probably be a lot more useful than providing .rpm and .deb packages for the specific people who need to script az, not just run it manually from a VM inside Azure or from their local machine.
Originally posted by @hholst80 in #19591 (comment)
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