Add an option to mount .ssh directory of current user

[mprzytulski]

A useful thing when you need to clone private repositories as a dependency.

[ubaniabalogun]

Hey @mprzytulski,
Thanks for the PR!
Can you please provide more details on what this does and how I can test it?

[mprzytulski]

Hi @ubaniabalogun, hope those details will help you:

Use case:
Install dependency from private repository as a part of package process

Problem:
Private repository requires ssh key for cloning - we can create a new docker image with key, but it's a bit of overkill

Proposed solution:
Allow mounting .ssh directory which contains ssh keys which can be used for authentication

Implementation:
New option mountSSH has been added to a configuration which will change docker run parameters and mount current user home directory under docker root user .ssh folder.

Testing:
Add any private git repository as a dependency of the function

[ubaniabalogun]

Hey @mprzytulski,

I'm still working on testing this. Unfortunately, I've been getting errors when trying to clone a private repository with the useDocker flag set.

What URL scheme are you using when adding a private repository as a dependency for functions?
Do you have a test project I can use to validate the PR?
Thanks,