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Fix docker behavior on Linux #86
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@hansl @brohamgoham please test that this works on macOS. Thanks! |
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Let me test it locally to make sure it still works on a mac. |
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Description
macOS runs Docker containers as the current user, and Linux runs them as
root. This PR fixes the Docker environment to behave correctly under Linux.Related Issue
Fixes #69
Testing
DOCKER_BUILDKIT=1 make start-docker-composemake chaosmake start-all-nodesmake stop-nodeBreaking Changes (if applicable)
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