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Eric Hare 599878da1d fix(docker): pre-create LANGFLOW_CONFIG_DIR so named volumes inherit uid=1000 ownership (#13212 )

* fix: pre-create LANGFLOW_CONFIG_DIR in docker images to fix named volume permissions

The Langflow runtime stage runs as uid=1000 (non-root user), but the
official docker_example compose file mounts a named volume at
/app/langflow (LANGFLOW_CONFIG_DIR). When Docker creates a fresh named
volume, it copies the ownership and permissions of the mount-point
directory from the image. Because /app/langflow did not exist in the
image, Docker materialized the mount point as root:root, and the
non-root container user could not write secret_key, profile_pictures,
or per-user subfolders. The container crashed during initialization
with PermissionError on /app/langflow/secret_key.

Pre-create /app/langflow in every runtime stage and chown it to 1000:0
so a fresh named volume inherits the correct ownership and the
container starts cleanly on a rootful Docker daemon.

Podman's rootless user-namespace mapping masked this for anyone who
validated the compose file on Podman; on a rootful Docker daemon the
container exits in a restart loop.

Fixes #10437

* revert: drop docker_example/README.md changes

The Troubleshooting note will live in the user-facing docs site
instead of the in-repo README.

2026-05-21 18:14:28 +00:00

frontend

feat: introduce lfx package (#9133 )

2025-09-02 17:45:53 +00:00

.dockerignore

Refactor base.py and Dockerfile, and folder column migration (#2002 )

2024-05-28 14:27:02 -07:00

build_and_push_backend.Dockerfile

fix(docker): pre-create LANGFLOW_CONFIG_DIR so named volumes inherit uid=1000 ownership (#13212 )

2026-05-21 18:14:28 +00:00

build_and_push_base.Dockerfile

fix(docker): pre-create LANGFLOW_CONFIG_DIR so named volumes inherit uid=1000 ownership (#13212 )