Fix syft output folder permissions #343
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Don't think this is going to be needed because Syft have changed their approach upstream |
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Description:
Syft 1.27.0 "Harden[s] Container Runtime with Non-Root User", specifically
65532, this breaks our current output as we use mktemp, which creates the folder as the user that runs it. This means we now need to chown the mktemp'd folder so that Syft has permissions to write to it.Benefits of this PR and context:
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