[Feature] Add ssh to docker image

Leveraging the Docker image in CircleCI, I’m running into issues fully leveraging git in the way that I had with previous images I had run my build on. In particular, being able to push changed to my gh-pages branch from CI. It looks like this is due to a lack of ssh, could we get that added to the image?

Separately, I’m not a very advanced user in this context, but is there a good way for me to overcome your use of USER pwuser in the build? It would allow for the use (maybe also the install) of sudo and other tools without getting blocked by the lock:

E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock-frontend - open (13: Permission denied)
E: Unable to acquire the dpkg frontend lock (/var/lib/dpkg/lock-frontend), are you root?

This would all for actually confirming what sort of things should be added to the build in order to leverage the image more successfully when running into issue like this.

[Westbrook]

Oooh, yes! That did the trick. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

I’m OK with not worrying about having sudo, for now… Other than a process slowdown that I haven’t tracked down yet, this gets my use of Playwright fully caught up to where my project was before the conversion. Woot!

[aslushnikov]

In particular, being able to push changed to my gh-pages branch from CI. It looks like this is due to a lack of ssh, could we get that added to the image?

@Westbrook I think this is because we didn’t have git installed there; it’s been added recently so should be available in the next release.

Separately, I’m not a very advanced user in this context, but is there a good way for me to overcome your use of USER pwuser in the build? It would allow for the use (maybe also the install) of sudo and other tools without getting blocked by the lock:

Sounds reasonable, we’ll enable password-less sudo for pwuser inside the docker image.