Extract sudo calls from bash scripts in bin/#1
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Confirmed locally that having a user in the docker group and running works: |
On some systems the user I want to run these scripts on are not in the
sudoers group, but might be in the docker group.
Additionally, this is useful to check whether all of these elevated
commands are actually needed.
Using this commit I'm testing this by calling the script setting the
environment variable SUDO_CMD to an empty string. For example:
SUDO_CMD= bin/build.sh
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Do you want to merge this? Or should I adjust something? |
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On some systems the user I want to run these scripts on are not in the sudoers group, but might be in the docker group.
Additionally, this is useful to check whether all of these elevated commands are actually needed.
Using this commit I'm testing this by calling the script setting the environment variable SUDO_CMD to an empty string. For example:
Not sure if this is anything worthwhile, but here's my branch :)