[GitHub] [airflow] potiuk edited a comment on pull request #22292: Fail with error when extending image with pip run as root

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potiuk edited a comment on pull request #22292:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/22292#issuecomment-1068278745


   > This makes me think maybe pip should gain a flag that disables root invocation altogether, e.g. `pip --no-root` would refuse to do anything instead of warn if the uid is 0.
   
   Yeah. Why not. As long as we can control it somehow. I do think rather than "policing" (and producing the warning) giving control to the users who are using `pip` as part of the pipeline is much better idea (but - as discussed for a long time, those power users of `pip` who have their own users should be able to control it).
   
   The funny thing in this case that users are so used to the `root` warning that it did absolutely nothing to prevent the user to make the mistake. The user saw the "do not use pip as root` as warning but happily ignored it, and it require a slack conversation and close looking at the Dockerfile of the user to help him.


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