fix: Change Dockerfile.bun to use group/useradd instead of addgroup/user #87443
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getting the same error. the fix provided works for me |
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(sorry for my bad english)
What?
Change
/examples/with-docker/Dockerfile.bunto use group/useradd instead of addgroup/user.Why?
Currently, the
docker buildcommand results in an error/bin/sh: 1: addgroup: not found.(related issue: oven-sh/bun#25441)
How?
I changed the addgroup/user command to user/groupadd as a workaround. #
fixes #87722.