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Expand Up @@ -106,7 +106,10 @@ that this is a Pod-wide setting, unlike the container `securityContext` above.
If you want git-sync to run as a different (non-root) UID and GID, you can
change these last blocks to any UID/GID you like. SSH demands that the current
UID be present in /etc/passwd, so in this case you will need to add the
`--add-user` flag to git-sync's args array.
`--add-user` flag to git-sync's args array. Also, you need to change
`GIT_SYNC_ROOT` to some other location, say `/workspace`, instead of
`$HOME/git` as the `$HOME` will be `/` for the user and `GIT_SYNC_ROOT` will
end up in `//git` which which the non-root user can't create.

**Note:** Kubernetes mounts the Secret with permissions 0444 by default (not
restrictive enough to be used as an SSH key), so make sure you set the
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