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      contrib: Dockerfile: use UID/GID 100 for gluon user · 4ada0c4e
      Matthias Schiffer authored
      To make the container behave the same regardless of the UIDs used
      outside of the container, choose a UID that is unlikely to be used by
      the user mounting their build directory the container. 100 should not
      conflict with common defaults on Linux (min UID 1000) or MacOS X
      (min UID 500). Conveniently, there is already a group "users" at GID
      100, so creating a new group can be avoided.
      contrib: Dockerfile: use UID/GID 100 for gluon user
      Matthias Schiffer authored
      To make the container behave the same regardless of the UIDs used
      outside of the container, choose a UID that is unlikely to be used by
      the user mounting their build directory the container. 100 should not
      conflict with common defaults on Linux (min UID 1000) or MacOS X
      (min UID 500). Conveniently, there is already a group "users" at GID
      100, so creating a new group can be avoided.