I'm seeing build issues cause by "sudo" when packaging Debian and RPM files on our Ubuntu 20.04 Docker Container.
Is there any way to eliminate "sudo" in the Makefile for Debian and RPM packaging?
Here are the 2 snippets of using sudo in our Makefile. It is causing many issues on our Docker build on the build server.
If anyone knows an alternative or how to eliminate these it would be helpful.
Debian
RPM
Is there any way to eliminate "sudo" in the Makefile for Debian and RPM packaging?
Here are the 2 snippets of using sudo in our Makefile. It is causing many issues on our Docker build on the build server.
If anyone knows an alternative or how to eliminate these it would be helpful.
Debian
Code:
sudo chown -R root:root debian; \
dpkg-deb --build debian; \
sudo chown -R ${USER}:${USER} debian; \RPM
Code:
sudo chown -R root:root rpmbuild; \
sudo rpmbuild -bb --target=$(RPM_TARGET) --define "_topdir $(BASE_PATH)/apps/build/rpmbuild" --define "RPM_PACKAGE_VERSION $(RPM_VERSION)" --define "RPM_RELEASE $(BUILD_NUM)" rpmbuild/SPECS/$(BUILD_SPEC) --define "_build_id_links none"; \
sudo chown -R ${USER}:${USER} rpmbuild; \
