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Treat a final non-append empty value as an explicit reset of values from Bake definitions and earlier --set flags. Preserve append-by-default behavior for non-empty overrides while allowing empty values to clear them. Reject unsupported array subkeys so differently keyed overrides cannot bypass a later clear. Signed-off-by: CrazyMax <1951866+crazy-max@users.noreply.github.com>
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This makes a final empty array override explicitly clear values from the Bake definition and earlier
--setflags. This allows callers to enforce that configuration such astagsis absent by passing--set '*.tags=', instead of having the empty override ignored and unintentionally retaining values supplied.Non-empty assignments and
+=retain their existing replacement and append behavior. Empty assignments also clear append-by-default fields such as annotations, attestations, and entitlements, while unsupported subkeys on array fields are now rejected so they cannot bypass a later clear.