Create a data_prepper_test user in the end-to-end tests for Java.#6188
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…s way the .aws volume mapping will be able to load for both the release Docker image and the end-to-end test custom image. Signed-off-by: David Venable <dlv@amazon.com>
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Create a
data_prepper_testuser in the Docker image created for end-to-end tests that test Java versions. This approach allows the tests to map the.awsvolume to/.awsfor all test scenarios.I tested this locally and it works for both Java 21 and Docker.
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