so that the docker image is run as the current user. This prevents xgo from creating any root-owned files in some of the mounted volumes (since it automatically mounts ~/go and ~/.xgo-cache`).
This works great for me, but I noticed that the build script complains about not being able to create /deps and/or /deps-build (as you would need to be root in the container). I don't use that feature, but I wondered if it would be possible to also couple these to user-owned directories somehow? That would allow xgo to maybe by default run as the current user, which is IMHO a much better solution than trying to chown after the fact.
I'm running
xgowith the option:so that the docker image is run as the current user. This prevents
xgofrom creating any root-owned files in some of the mounted volumes (since it automatically mounts ~/go and ~/.xgo-cache`).This works great for me, but I noticed that the build script complains about not being able to create
/depsand/or/deps-build(as you would need to be root in the container). I don't use that feature, but I wondered if it would be possible to also couple these to user-owned directories somehow? That would allowxgoto maybe by default run as the current user, which is IMHO a much better solution than trying tochownafter the fact.