Add RIDs for Alpine 3.19

[lbussell]

Alpine 3.19 was released on 2023-12-07.

I believe we need the RID ASAP due to PowerShell/PowerShell#20945 which is blocking PowerShell support in dotnet/dotnet-docker#5065.

Related: dotnet/core#9013

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Issue Details

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Alpine 3.19 was released on 2023-12-07.

I believe we need the RID ASAP due to PowerShell/PowerShell#20945 which is blocking PowerShell support in dotnet/dotnet-docker#5065.

Related: dotnet/core#9013

Author:	lbussell
Assignees:	-
Labels:	area-Host, untriaged, needs-area-label
Milestone:	-

[am11]

The future-proof way is to switch to portable RIDs (e.g. linux-musl-x64), to avoid getting blocked each time there is a new version of some distro released. See dotnet/docs#36527.

[tmds]

which is blocking PowerShell support in dotnet/dotnet-docker#5065.

In the .NET 6 and .NET 7 images you can force the rid by setting the DOTNET_RUNTIME_ID envvar to the portable rid (linux-musl-x64/linux-musl-arm64).

This is not needed for .NET 8, because .NET 8 will use the portable rid automatically.

[tmds]

by setting the DOTNET_RUNTIME_ID envvar

Depending on how much of the existing graph behavior you want, you can set it to the portable rid (linux-musl-x64), the alpine rid (alpine-x64), or the latest alpine version that is in the .NET 6/.NET 7 graph (alpine.3.18-x64).

[tmds]

cc @ViktorHofer @elinor-fung @wfurt

[agocke]

As mentioned above, we no longer provide support for OS-version-specific RIDs. linux-musl-x64/-arm64 is the recommended RID going forward.