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Hey! I’ve never tried to run it that way, but I’d actually recommend setting up unit tests to run locally:

pip install -r requirements-test.txt

python -m pytest tests

As we don’t have integration tests, these are mostly fast enough to run. Then, if you want to simulate circleCI, you can actually use the circleCI CLI… But I’d argue that going through

docker run

is going to slow you down, especially for iterating. Makes sense?

Mine worked without

sudo

:

PYTHON_VERSION='3.8'
TASK=tests
docker run  --entrypoint=""  -v "$(pwd)":/opt/testing  --workdir /opt/testing  --env TASK=${TASK}  -it circleci/python:${PYTHON_VERSION}  /bin/bash -c ".ci/setup.sh && .ci/test.sh"

I tried with sudo and without sudo, Tests are passing if I just run tests. circleci is working on git, I believe some issue in my local, I will check once, All checks passed in GITHUB.