[taskcluster] Use priviledged mode on Community-TC #20134
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Hexcles
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Submitting the task to Taskcluster failed. DetailsTemplateError at template.tasks[1].scopes: interpolation of 'scopes' produced an array or object |
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Submitting the task to Taskcluster failed. DetailsTemplateError at template.tasks[1].scopes: interpolation of 'scopes' produced an array or object |
Investigating #20133
WARNING: this would effectively give anyone root access to the *host*.
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This is a proven workaround for #20133 .
WARNING: this would effectively give anyone root access to the host. If we were to do this, we would at least want to create two different worker types for pushes and PRs to avoid cross contamination.