feat: Hardcode uids in dockerfiles #515
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Based on the discussion in #499 (comment) this commit removes the repetitive directives to set the application UIDs, GIDs as well as the name and home directory. The new, standardised way is to use: - user with name appuser and UID 1000 - group with name appgroup and GID 1000 - location of the code in /app
This image has nothing to do with Argo and does not contain any argo client for long time now.
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Based on the discussion in #499 (comment) this commit removes the repetitive directives to set the application UIDs, GIDs as well as the name and home directory.
The new, standardized way is to use:
appuserand UID 1000appgroupand GID 1000/app