Add azure-cli-persistence copied from aws-cli-persistence #59 #62
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…It aims to preserve the `~/.azure` folder across container instances of Azure CLI, avoiding extra logins. The feature consists of an extension file (`devcontainer.json`) and two shell scripts (`install.sh` and `oncreate.sh`).
The `devcontainer.json` file defines the feature's metadata, such as its name, version, documentation URL, description, options, mounts, installsAfter dependencies, and onCreateCommand. The mounts section is used to mount the source volume `${devcontainerId}-azure-cli` to the target directory `/dc/azure-cli`.
The `install.sh` script sets up the cache directories for the Azure CLI and creates a symlink from the user's home folder (`.azure`) to the container's `/dc/azure-cli` directory. It also sets up lifecycle scripts if they exist.
The `oncreate.sh` script is empty in this version, but it can be used to run additional setup tasks when a new container instance is created.
Overall, this feature helps maintain the Azure CLI configuration across container instances, reducing the need for repeated logins and improving the development experience.
…he `azure-cli-persistence` feature, which is designed to persist Azure CLI configuration across container restarts. The tests are written in Bash and use the `dev-container-features-test-lib` library for reporting test results. The `scenarios.json` file defines four different test scenarios: one using Node.js, one using Zsh shell, one using Fish shell, and one using a root user. Each scenario specifies an image to use as the base container and lists the required features (including `azure-cli-persistence`). The `test.sh` file is empty, but it's likely that it would import the test library and then run the tests for each scenario defined in `scenarios.json`. The other files (`with_node.sh`, `zsh_shell.sh`, `fish_shell.sh`, and `root_user.sh`) are specific test scripts for each scenario, which likely contain commands to check that the Azure CLI configuration is persisted across container restarts. Overall, these files suggest that the `azure-cli-persistence` feature is designed to work with different shells (Node.js, Zsh, Fish, and root user) and that it can be tested using a set of automated tests.
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See also: #59