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docs: add a guide for adding internal users to rocks #653
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thanks!
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much cleaner. thanks
Including the working rockcraft.yaml as-is displays the code breakpoints on the page, which is no good.
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Pushed a small change to remove the breakpoint comments in rockcraft.yaml from the rendered page. LGTM.
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@tigarmo This should be ready for merging. |
Adding a new how-to guide that explains how to add an internal user or group (aside from
_daemon_) inside a rock.The method selected for that is by adding the user/group in override-build instead of doing it in overlay. This is because overlay won't work on rocks with bare bases.