MENDELU/install directory is created with correct ownership for test and cli#1282
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milanmajchrak merged 1 commit intocustomer/mendelufrom Mar 17, 2026
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Problem description
During the Docker build process, the following error occurs:
This happens in the build stage when running:
Root Cause
The base image dspace/dspace-dependencies:dspace-9_x now runs as a non-root user (dspace) by default.
Because of this change, the container no longer has permission to create directories in the root filesystem (/), which causes the build to fail when attempting to create /install.
Fix
The issue was resolved by explicitly switching to the root user before creating the directory:
This allows the directory to be created with sufficient permissions, after which ownership is assigned back to the dspace user and the build continues securely as a non-root user.
Manual Testing (if applicable)
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