Use absolute path for entrypoint in Dockerfile #169
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If the entrypoint uses a relative path we are not able to set a different working directory, i.e. in Dockerfiles extending this.
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No longer needed. It has been fixed upstream: containrrr/shoutrrr#169
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If the entrypoint uses a relative path we are not able to set a different working directory, i.e. in Dockerfiles extending this.