non root user in docker entry

[morten-spiegel]

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[gabriel-v]

Let's run migrate as non-root too, this way we won't run any escalated python. So, in the entrypoint:

chown ...
gosu $USER_NAME ./manage.py migrate 
gosu $USER_NAME "$@"

[gabriel-v]

This command only runs migrate (it used to do a lot more) - so you can remove that file and replace this line with ./manage.py migrate.

[gabriel-v]

Does this ever happen? I mean sure, if you don't mount the directory, but we do mount it. I think you can remove this check, let it crash later naturally when doing migrate.

[gabriel-v]

For this service, since it only has one file on it, it's OK to always run a chown -R. For other repositories that may have a lot of data under the volume, you can't use -R every container boot because it would take a lot of time

[gabriel-v]

call this arg $USER_NAME too so it has the same name as the env below