Add an option to disable SELinux separation for the Ember container - #50
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`edi` always wants to mount the current working directory and various miscellaneous other directories across the user's homedir. This makes SELinux relabeling impractical or possibly even harmful as an accidental invocation of `eds` in ~ could relabel your entire homedir. The most reasonable fix is just running the Ember container without SELinux separation. More info: https://developers.redhat.com/articles/2025/04/11/my-advice-selinux-container-labeling
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edialways wants to mount the current working directory and various miscellaneous other directories across the user's homedir. This makes SELinux relabeling impractical or possibly even harmful as an accidental invocation ofedsin ~ could relabel your entire homedir.The most reasonable fix is just running the Ember container without SELinux separation. More info:
https://developers.redhat.com/articles/2025/04/11/my-advice-selinux-container-labeling
SELinux is only disabled when the EDI_DISABLE_SELINUX envvar is nonzero. Though note that Docker by default doesn't enable SELinux separation anyway, so this is only relevant if you explicitly enable that, or you're using Podman (or similar).