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The original code block merged sudo su - with usermod commands as if they could all run from the regular shell, which isn't correct.

  • sudo su - should be run first to switch to root.
  • The usermod -aG docker <user> and systemctl restart docker must be run as root after switching.
  • I’ve separated these steps into two clearly labeled code blocks.

This improves clarity and avoids confusion for anyone following the setup guide.

Thanks for the great repo!

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    • Clarified instructions for granting Jenkins and Ubuntu users permission to the Docker daemon, including explicit steps for switching to the root user before running commands.

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The README.md was updated to clarify the instructions for granting Jenkins and Ubuntu users permission to access the Docker daemon. The changes include separating the steps for switching to the root user and running usermod commands, with added explanatory comments and clearer code formatting.

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README.md Clarified and reformatted instructions for Docker group permissions.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
README.md (2)

119-123: Specify the code-block language & drop the stray blank line

Markdownlint (MD040) is flagging this fenced block because it lacks a language hint. Adding bash (or shell) both fixes the lint error and enables syntax highlighting.
Also, the blank line after the comment is unnecessary.

-```
-# Switch to root user
-
-sudo su -
-```
+```bash
+# Switch to root user
+sudo su -
+```

125-131: Same issue here – add language hint and consider dropping sudo su - altogether

  1. Lint / readability: add bash to the fence.
  2. UX / security: instead of opening a root shell with sudo su -, you can execute the three commands directly with sudo, which is safer in copy-paste scenarios:
-```
-# Now run the following as root
-
-usermod -aG docker jenkins
-usermod -aG docker ubuntu
-systemctl restart docker
-```
+```bash
+# Grant Docker group access and restart the daemon
+sudo usermod -aG docker jenkins
+sudo usermod -aG docker ubuntu
+sudo systemctl restart docker
+```

(Users will still need to log out/in or run newgrp docker for the group change to take effect.)

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Hi Abhishek Sir, just cleaned up the Docker group permission steps. Let me know if any changes are needed — happy to adjust.
Thanks for this amazing learning repo!

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