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Pull Request Overview
This pull request fixes a Docker permission issue by updating the binary file permissions from 544 to 555 in the Dockerfile. The change ensures the application binary can be executed by any user, preventing startup failures when Kubernetes runs the container with different user IDs (such as 65534) via runAsUser.
- Updated file permissions for the application binary from 544 (r-xr--r--) to 555 (r-xr-xr-x)
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- The Go version 1.25.0 does not exist. The latest stable Go version as of my knowledge cutoff is 1.22.x. Please verify this version exists or use a valid Go version.
# get golang container
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- Alpine Linux version 3.22.1 does not exist. Alpine follows a different versioning scheme with versions like 3.19, 3.18, etc. Please use a valid Alpine version.
# get golang container
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This pull request makes a minor adjustment to the file permissions for the application binary in the
Dockerfile. The change increases the permissions from544to555, allowing all users to execute the binary.When in Kubernetes another user is set (via
runAsUser), such as65534, the binary fails to start because other doesn't have the execute flag on theappbinary.