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I noticed that a USER with an arbitrary ID is injected into /etc/passwd [1]
Is there a way to control the username that gets injected into /etc/passwd?
The reason I’m asking is that having user.name == user.id causes issues such as [2].
At the very least, it would be helpful to have a prefix for the injected username.