`generated` folder is owned by root and not by the user about loopygen

[Montspy]

Interestingly, anything running in docker.sh is root

monty@DESKTOP-K3TBKAD:~/LooPyGen$ ./docker.sh whoami
root

[sk33z3r]

This is a thing with Docker. Running a virtual machine, so unless you specify users it defaults to root. I need to get the user's local UID:GID and pass it into the PHP container running python to fix this.

[sk33z3r]

I'd be curious to see the output of ls -n for the UID and GID on yours. @nate61390 seems to be OK, maybe the git/bash differences we ran into before are partially to blame

[sk33z3r]

macOS gonna make this real difficult.

Windows with WSL2 appears to setup a new unix user just like debian/ubuntu would, as 1000:1000. Most Linux distributions do this, except for NixOS which sets this at 1000:100. Although different, I can still setup permissions properly since the UID is identical in both, so 755 permissions will still do the trick.

Thanks to Mac, though, it's gonna be impossible to pick a standard UID to use. Mac sets this at 502:20. I'm guessing 20 is the default GID for Mac users, and the UID probably starts at 500 and increments for new users added.

So I think I will have to sort out this behavior in bash before the user runs the containers (which means before a UI is available) to get the UID:GID of current user, at the .env file, then load up the docker containers.