cmd-init: use sudo when creating src/config.json #3505
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When following the steps for building SCOS I ran `cosa init --variant scos https://github.com/openshift/os.git` and got a failure. Let's run this with `sudo` if we have the privileges to do so.
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That's weird. We're doing all the repo cloning and directory setup with the same user. Wondering why we would need this here. |
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When following the steps for building SCOS I ran
cosa init --variant scos https://github.com/openshift/os.gitand got a failure. Let's run this withsudo.