tools: map 1000 uid into container to let it uses latest-kernel-full-config.sh#175
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Signed-off-by: Jingwei Wang <jweiw@amazon.com>
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Issue number:
Closes #173
Description of changes:
Currently when running the latest-kernel-full-config.sh script with UID other than 1000 will get error show below.
set
-u "$(id -u)":1000to specify the user and group ID for processes in the container.Testing done:
run
./tools/latest-kernel-full-config.sh -r packages/kernel-5.15/kernel-5.15.182-123.190.amzn2.src.rpmI can see
config-full-bottlerocket-aarch64andconfig-full-bottlerocket-x86_64generate succefullyTerms of contribution:
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