Use AZURE_CONFIG_DIR in kubelogin command example #522
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When calling `kubelogin` with `AZURE_CONFIG_DIR` already set in a Jenkins job, just use that variable on the command line for consistency with the variable Jenkins is using, instead of doing `$WORKSPACE/.azure` which might not be where AZURE_CONFIG_DIR points to.
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When calling
kubeloginwithAZURE_CONFIG_DIRalready set in a Jenkins job, just use that variable on the command line for consistency with the variable Jenkins is using, instead of doing$WORKSPACE/.azurewhich might not be where AZURE_CONFIG_DIR points to.