chore: run circle as non-root user #120
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Does this mean that we can remove --unsafe-perm? |
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Yes, removed |
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Due to an issue with permissions in grpc tarball our CI runs extra 2 minutes per task because it recompiles grpc all the time. Running as non-root user makes it unpack tarball successfully and speeds up CI. I made the same change to most of our Node.js repos (as I'm really tired of waiting for CI to spend cycles on recompiling stuff).