Tests: Assign explicit user for Docker WordPress install #4892
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Temporary workaround for permissions issue Co-authored-by: jaswrks
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Closes #4893
Temporary workaround for Travis CI build failures, assigning a user with correct permissions for WordPress install of Docker setup.
Props @jaswrks for finding this solution.