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This PR always adds a user
git-user. Theaddusercommand is inspired on your stalenon-rootbranch.My reason to always add a user, but not use, is to have the possibility to use it as a devcontainer in vscode.
I have a couple of repositories that I use to maintain my notes on various subjects. In vscode when you want to use a devcontainer as non-root, vscode requires to have that there is a user available in the container. There is no easy way to add it afterwards unless you create a new
Dockerfileand use that to build your own base-devcontainer. So by always adding the user, I can use this container in vscode really easily.I tried to pull your
alpine/git:userfrom docker hub, but that is too old and doesn't work with vscode.As far as I can see, adding this doesn't bother the current users who use the container as-is.