fix: use uid/gid 200 in container

[kmendell]

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• Chores
  • Updated default user and group IDs for container environments from 1000 to 2000.

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The default values for the environment variables PUID and PGID were updated from 1000 to 2000 in both the Dockerfile and the entrypoint script. No other logic, control flow, or error handling was changed, and the DOCKER_GID variable remains unchanged.

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Files	Change Summary
Dockerfile, scripts/docker/entrypoint.sh	Updated default values of PUID and PGID from 1000 to 2000.

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Dockerfile (1)

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❓ Verification inconclusive

Confirm intended default UID/GID values.

You’ve updated the defaults to PUID=2000 and PGID=2000, but the PR title suggests you intended to use 200. Please verify whether the correct IDs should be 200 (as per the title) or 2000, and adjust these defaults to avoid permission mismatches in your container.

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Confirm intended default UID/GID values

I wasn’t able to fetch the PR title automatically; please verify whether the defaults in your Dockerfile should be PUID=200/PGID=200 (per the PR title) or 2000/2000 as currently set. Update the ENV DOCKER_GID/PUID/PGID lines accordingly to avoid any permissions mismatches.

scripts/docker/entrypoint.sh (1)

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❓ Verification inconclusive

Verify default PUID/PGID in entrypoint script.

The script now sets PUID=${PUID:-2000} and PGID=${PGID:-2000}, but the PR title mentions using 200. Confirm the intended defaults and update these fallbacks accordingly to ensure the container user is created with the correct UID/GID.

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Verify default PUID/PGID in entrypoint script

The fallbacks in scripts/docker/entrypoint.sh are currently set to:

PUID=${PUID:-2000}
PGID=${PGID:-2000}

However, the PR title indicates using 200 as the default UID/GID. Please confirm whether the intended defaults should be 200 (rather than 2000) and, if so, update these lines accordingly to ensure the container user is created with the correct UID/GID.

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