- Remove custom nodejs user creation that was causing GID 1000 conflicts
- Use the built-in 'node' user from node:alpine image
- Update volume mount path from /home/nodejs to /home/node
- Simplify Dockerfile by removing unnecessary user creation
This fixes the "addgroup: gid '1000' in use" error during Docker build.
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- Explicitly set NODE_ENV=development during npm install to include devDependencies
- Add NODE_ENV=development environment variable in Dockerfile
- Add fallback dev:node script using Node.js --watch flag
- Ensure nodemon is installed with other development dependencies
This fixes the "sh: nodemon: not found" error in the development container.
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- Create dedicated Dockerfile.backend.dev for development with proper permissions
- Set user UID/GID to 1000 (common for development systems)
- Create logs and temp directories in Dockerfile before switching user
- Use named volumes for logs, temp, and node_modules to maintain permissions
- Mount only source files instead of entire backend directory
- Remove complex entrypoint script in favor of simple CMD
- Add LOG_DIR and TEMP_DIR environment variables
This fixes the "Permission denied" errors when creating directories in Docker.
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