Improved the container user creation process#10
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This accounts for the condition where the UID and/or GID of the host system user already exists in the container. This was causing the `docker build` to fail late in the process, not _quite_ completing the container build. A new `create-container-user.sh` script has a slightly more nuanced user creation heuristic that _creates_ the new host user/group if there is no UID/GID overlap and _modifies_ the existing user/group if there _is._ The script is shared with _all_ dockerfiles and frankly looks a lot nicer than it would if it was included in each with all those line continuation escapes and semicolons.
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An easy fix is to add these lines just below the FROM line in the Dockerfile: Inspiration: https://gitlab.com/crafty-controller/crafty-4/-/work_items/521 |
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This accounts for the condition where the UID and/or GID of the host system user already exists in the container. This was causing the
docker buildto fail late in the process, not quite completing the container build.A new
create-container-user.shscript has a slightly more nuanced user creation heuristic that creates the new host user/group if there is no UID/GID overlap and modifies the existing user/group if there is. The script is shared with all dockerfiles and frankly looks a lot nicer than it would if it was included in each with all those line continuation escapes and semicolons.