✨ feat(filebrowser): add user/group env vars

[dragonfire1119]

Adds the PUID and PGID environment variables to the Filebrowser
service in the Docker Compose file. This allows users to specify the
user ID and group ID to use for the Filebrowser container, enabling
better file permissions management.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced new environment variable configurations for user and group IDs in the file browser service, enhancing permission management.
  • Improved clarity with descriptive labels for the new environment variables.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces new environment variable configurations in the docker-compose.yml file for the file browser service. Specifically, it adds PUID (User ID) and PGID (Group ID) under the CasaOS settings, allowing users to define user and group IDs for the container. This enhancement is documented with descriptions to clarify the purpose of these variables.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
Apps/filebrowser/docker-compose.yml	Added PUID and PGID environment variables under x-casaos.

Possibly related PRs

• 🎉 feat(syncthing): add syncthing application configuration #1458: Similar changes in the docker-compose.yml file for Syncthing involve environment variable configurations, including user and group IDs.

Poem

🐰 In the land of code where bunnies play,
New variables hop in to brighten the day.
PUID and PGID, a pair so neat,
Helping our containers find their feet.
With clearer paths, let’s dance and cheer,
For smoother deployments, the future is near! 🌟

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Apps/filebrowser/docker-compose.yml (1)

48-54: Ensure User-Specified Environment Variables Override Default Values

The addition of PUID and PGID under the x-casaos configuration allows users to customize these values, which is excellent for managing permissions. However, default values for PUID and PGID are also set in the environment section (lines 17-20) with values of 0. Please verify that the user-specified values from CasaOS correctly override these defaults to prevent any permission issues or conflicts.

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