Add Support for docker with root user

[Kopf02]

Would be really nice to see images that don't have the user set to node.
I'm currently doing firebase deployments from gitlab-ci and the install of firebase-tools each times takes to long so i tought i could use your image. Unfortunately gitlab mounts the project files as root, so i cant deploy using this image, since I don't have access to the folder. GitLab runner don't have the option of override the user.

Since this image is really well maintaned, it would be nice to add this feature to the project instead of relying on an own image.

Thanks in advance!

[yinzara]

This would be super useful for me. Right now I have a dockerfile that's literally:

FROM andreysenov/firebase-tools:12.4.8-node-18-slim
USER root

that I have to build as part of my build process then use it immediately.

[yinzara]

Would be really nice to see images that don't have the user set to node. I'm currently doing firebase deployments from gitlab-ci and the install of firebase-tools each times takes to long so i tought i could use your image. Unfortunately gitlab mounts the project files as root, so i cant deploy using this image, since I don't have access to the folder. GitLab runner don't have the option of override the user.

Since this image is really well maintaned, it would be nice to add this feature to the project instead of relying on an own image.

Thanks in advance!

You can actually get around this in GitLab as well.

Just use the above Dockerfile I gave (change the version tag for firebase-tools to match what you need) and have two steps at the start of your build that runs a docker build -t my-repo-base/firebase-tools:latest and docker push my-repo-base/firebase-tools:latest then the later steps of the build just use the image "repo-base/firebse-tools:latest"

Where repo-base is whatever you use as your container base registry