fix: Wrap use of skopeo to avoid its unwanted side effects. #570
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2 things are fixed here.
Running skopeo as root creates /run/containers with 700 permissions. That causes a problem when you run skopeo as root and then run stacker as non-root.
The error would look like this:
skopeo copy containers-registry populates ~/.local/share/containers/ This is an unwanted side effect of running the test. Further annoying is that it ends up getting directories with 555 perms on them. That means rm -Rf .local/share/containers/storage/vfs-layers will fail like:
rm: cannot remove '.local/share/containers/storage/vfs/dir/HASH':
Permission denied
We don't want someone's HOME getting populated with artifacts from stacker test, and there are probably also race conditions here in that we run stacker tests in parallel.
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