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Additionally, the --force flag was removed in firejail 0.9.54 and apparently it is not possible to run firejail in Docker anymore (I asked about this recently netblue30/firejail#2579).
I think we should remove firejail from scala-steward docker image and force it to run without the sandbox when the command isn't found or make it explicit in the docs that the sandboxing features don't work when running scala-steward in Docker.
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Hi @fthomas, I've discovered that firejail doesn't work in Docker:
Running it with the
--force
flag, which is supposed to disable the PID namespace checking, results in the following error:$ firejail --force echo hello Error clone: main.c:2519 main: Operation not permitted
Additionally, the
--force
flag was removed in firejail 0.9.54 and apparently it is not possible to run firejail in Docker anymore (I asked about this recently netblue30/firejail#2579).I think we should remove firejail from scala-steward docker image and force it to run without the sandbox when the command isn't found or make it explicit in the docs that the sandboxing features don't work when running scala-steward in Docker.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: