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Allow users to become sudoers automatically #152
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This PR introduces a
sudoer
option for each user, which will automatically add the user to the list of passwordless sudoers in the container. It is accomplished via files in /etc/sudoers.d, which should be supported in most distros afaik.This should eliminate some unnecessary provisioning step and streamline the process.
r: @robvdl