refactor: remove needing to use ROOT user in dockerfile#548
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This PR refactors the Dockerfile to remove the need for the root user in the builder stage by outputting the built binary to a writable directory and updating the final image to use an unprivileged user.
- Drop
USER rootfrom builder stage - Change
go buildoutput from/usr/bin/authorinoto/tmp/authorino - Update final
COPYto pull the binary from/tmp/authorinointo the unprivileged user’s bin directory
Signed-off-by: KevFan <chfan@redhat.com>
Signed-off-by: KevFan <chfan@redhat.com>
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Changes look good to me, built locally and all seems well
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/usr/binwhich is protected from the default user.Verification