Add Prism tool references for image customization#70
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Co-authored-by: dmcilvaney <23200982+dmcilvaney@users.noreply.github.com>
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Can you double check if there are more image references? I can see default_images.md at least. |
Co-authored-by: dmcilvaney <23200982+dmcilvaney@users.noreply.github.com>
I've added the Prism tool reference to default_images.md as suggested. The update follows the same format as the previous changes, highlighting Prism as the recommended method for building custom images. Changes are in commit 96921e0. |
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| > **Note:** For customizing Azure Linux images, we recommend using the [Prism tool](https://github.com/microsoft/azure-linux-image-tools), which is the preferred method for building custom images. Please refer to the [Prism Image Customizer documentation](https://microsoft.github.io/azure-linux-image-tools/imagecustomizer/README.html) for details. The instructions below are still valid but represent the legacy approach for customizing images with packages. | ||
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This file also talks about custom spec files, can you add a visible callout to look there if you are doing that?
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I've added a reference to the custom spec files section in the note at the top of the working_with_packages.md file. The updated note now directs users to the "Tutorial: Customize your Image with Unsupported Packages" section when they're creating custom spec files. Changes are in commit 6c3c2d3.
Co-authored-by: dmcilvaney <23200982+dmcilvaney@users.noreply.github.com>
This PR adds references to the Prism tool (https://github.com/microsoft/azure-linux-image-tools) as the recommended way to build custom Azure Linux images.
Changes Made:
docs/building/building.mdinforming users about the Prism tooldocs/packages/working_with_packages.mdREADME.mdfor better visibilityAll notes include:
These minimal changes ensure users are aware of the preferred method for building custom images while preserving all existing content and functionality.
Fixes #69.
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