Grant bake read access to the repository root in docker:push - #441
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docker buildx bake asks for an interactive confirmation when a build context lives outside of the directory of the bake (compose) files, like an additional "app" context pointing to the repository root. As castor runs the command with a pty, the CI job then waits forever for an answer. Pass --allow=fs.read=<root_dir> explicitly.
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docker buildx bakeasks for an interactive confirmation when a build context lives outside of the directory of the bake (compose) files, for instance an additionalappcontext pointing to the repository root:As castor runs the command with a pty, the "Build and push production images" job then waits forever for an answer (it hung for more than an hour). This passes
--allow=fs.read=<root_dir>explicitly.