HC-522-update: Updates that support moving away from default OPS user in the Verdi container#108
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HC-522-update: Updates that support moving away from default OPS user in the Verdi container#108
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NISAR owes SWOT a drink for implementing this capability 💯
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LGTM. We'll likely have additional changes here as we progress on HECC
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This PR makes some updates that support moving away from the default OPS user in the Verdi container. These updates are also driven by further testing that was done with Podman in the HECC environment.
HOST_VERDI_HOMEinstead ofHOMEto make the script support the use case of being able to deploy the PCM code bundle anywhere instead of always assuming it will be under $HOMEDATA_DIRwas introduced to be able to make it more modular to reference the base working directory to be anywhere instead of assuming/dataalways.cpinstead ofmvwhen deploying the AWS, .netrc, and .boto files/directories.