Add WindowsContainerImage definition - #953
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Defines WindowsContainerImage for the publish pipeline so OneBranch templates can resolve $(WindowsContainerImage) correctly, preventing the variable from being treated as a literal string and causing an invalid container image reference.
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- Add
WindowsContainerImageto.Pipelines/pipeline-publish.ymlvariables.
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Nilesh Choudhary (4gust)
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Unlike our other pipelines the MSAL Python pipeline didn't specify a
WindowsContainerImage, leading toinvalid reference format: repository name (library/$(WindowsContainerImage)) must be lowercasebecause$(WindowsContainerImage)was treated as a literal string instead of a variable.