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IFNon-root container fails to run Prisma database migrations due to PermissionError when trying to create baseline migration directory in system package path (e.g., `/usr/lib/python3.13/site-packages/litellm_proxy_extras/migrations/`).
THENUse a non-root image that has pre-installed dependencies and writes migration artifacts to a writable location (e.g., `/tmp` or a mounted emptyDir volume). Apply the fix from PR #13848 which moves the migration directory to a writable path. Alternatively, run the initial migration job once with the root image then switch to non-root for subsequent runs.
IFNon-root LiteLLM container fails to run database migrations with PermissionError when creating baseline migration directory in package path.
THENSwitch to the root image (litellm/litellm:latest) for the initial migration job, then revert to non-root for subsequent runs. Alternatively, upgrade to version 1.76.0.rc.1 or later which includes PR #13848 that resolves the permission issue. For prisma engine download errors, mount a writable cache directory or preinstall engines in the image.
IFWhen using the LiteLLM non-root Docker image to run database migrations, the process fails with a PermissionError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/usr/lib/python3.13/site-packages/litellm_proxy_extras/migrations/0_init'.
THENUpgrade to a LiteLLM version that includes PR #13848, such as litellm-non_root:1.76.0.rc.1 or later. This fix changes the baseline migration directory to a user-writable location. Alternatively, run the initial migration job once with the root image and then switch to the non-root image for subsequent operations.
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