build(Dockerfile): Use PowerAPI global virtualenv #150
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Using a user virtualenv prevents the container from being run as another user with the `--user` docker/podman run flag. Since PowerAPI v2.8.0, a global virtualenv available in the image, which fixes this problem. This is useful to run SmartWatts with a rootless container runtime and have the output files with the same permissions as the running user.
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Using a user virtualenv prevents the container from being run as another user with the
--userdocker/podman run flag.Since PowerAPI v2.8.0, a global virtualenv available in the image, which fixes this problem.
This is useful to run SmartWatts with a rootless container runtime and have the output files with the same permissions as the running user.