fix: Ignore empty annotations in the jq query #625
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When building OCI images, we use a newline separated file in the form "a=b\nb=c\nd=e". However, if this file has a trailing newline, you get a pretty confusing error like "jq: error (at <stdin>:37): Cannot use null (null) as object key" because jq splits that final newline into an empty string, and further tries to split it on the "=" which results in a null key. Instead, filter out any empty strings.
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When building OCI images, we use a newline separated file in the form "a=b\nb=c\nd=e". However, if this file has a trailing newline, you get a pretty confusing error like "jq: error (at :37): Cannot use null (null) as object key" because jq splits that final newline into an empty string, and further tries to split it on the "=" which results in a null key.
Instead, filter out any empty strings.