When the host project directory is mounted, Docker overwrites the image’s filesystem permissions, leaving the workspace owned by root instead of tachi. By moving the chown into the container startup (via ENTRYPOINT), permissions are corrected after the volume is mounted, restoring write access for the
non-root user.
* temporary dvctr
* start of work
* fix: timeouts in windows
* fish?
* feat: better, working stuff
* refactor: rename database-seeds to seeds/
* better
* fdsaf
* feat: don't let our container get owned by root
* fix: better user handling
* feat: falling asleep at my desk i yield to you what i have done
* feat: autoadminify
* docs: denote trickshot
* feat: open in browser on launch
* better seeds workings...
* fix: dont kill shell
* docs: mention dev/debs
* fix: whoops
* fix: make seeds load within the century
* feat: rest of the containerisation
* feat: new alias
* style: fix linter errors
* fix: bad call
* fix: better justfile
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