The solution that was offered by the team was to use the --user $UID argument as part of the docker command, and the user reported this addresses the issue they are experiencing.
As part of a follow-up, we would like to document this behavior and solution explicitly as described in this comment.
⚠️ We believe this is an issue that might impede the getting started experience of our users, and judge that it should be addressed in the documentation as soon as possible to ensure the best developer experience.
A k6 user recently reported to us that they experienced a
permission denied
error when runningk6 new
with Docker: https://github.com/grafana/k6/issues/3643The solution that was offered by the team was to use the
--user $UID
argument as part of the docker command, and the user reported this addresses the issue they are experiencing.As part of a follow-up, we would like to document this behavior and solution explicitly as described in this comment.
⚠️ We believe this is an issue that might impede the getting started experience of our users, and judge that it should be addressed in the documentation as soon as possible to ensure the best developer experience.