Allow a user to issue commands with sudo, fixes #918, fixes #919, fixes #920 #935
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| @@ -41,6 +41,7 @@ hooks: | |||
| post-import-db: | |||
| - exec: "drush cc all" | |||
| - exec: "drush uli" | |||
| - exec: "sudo mkdir /hello" | |||
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Let's add a post-start with
- exec: sudo apt-get update
- exec: sudo apt-get install -y ghostscript sqlite3 php7.2-sqlite3
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The Problem/Issue/Bug:
Users are currently unable to issue privileged commands using ddev.
How this PR Solves The Problem:
This PR gives users the ability to use
sudoin the web container.Manual Testing Instructions:
With a running ddev project, execute a command that requires root privileges with
ddev exec. For example,ddev exec apt-get updateshould fail due to lack of permissions. Execute the same command with sudo:ddev exec sudo apt-get update. The command will complete successfully.Automated Testing Overview:
A simple test case that confirms a sudo command can be executed has been added.
Related Issue Link(s):
#918