permissions - Utils installed using snap unable to write to .bashrc

Question : Is there any way we can allow snap utilities to write to .bashrc?

Below are the steps what I did or tried:

I installed vault using snap in Ubuntu:19.04

snap install vault

2019-05-26T09:46:49Z INFO Waiting for restart...
vault 1.1.1 from Snapcrafters installed

After successful installation I was trying to install vault autocomplete feature using

vault -autocomplete-install

Which is throwing error as below :

root@vault-server:~# vault -autocomplete-install

Error executing CLI: 1 error occurred:

*open /root/.bashrc: permission denied

But if I install vault by downloading binary, add soft-link in /usr/bin, and then try to install autocomplete it gets installed successfully and I can see an new entry in ~/.bashrc

complete -C /opt/softwares/vault vault

FYI : /opt/softwares is the /path/to/dir where I copied my downloaded binary.

Adding info for reference :
After installing vault using snap :

which vault

/snap/bin/vault

ls -lrt /snap/bin/

total 1
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 May 26 09:47 vault -> /usr/bin/snap

ls -lrt /usr/bin/ | grep snap

lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root ubuntu-core-launcher -> ../lib/snapd/snap-confine

-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root snapfuse

lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root snapctl -> ../lib/snapd/snapctl

-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root snap

ls -lrt /usr/bin/ | grep vault

Nothing

Too long to comment.

Maybe, the confinements, specifically classic confinement is the thing you need. From https://docs.snapcraft.io/snap-confinement

• Strict

  
  
  

  Used by the majority of snaps. Strictly confined snaps run in complete isolation, and consequently, can not access your files, network, processes or any other system resource without requesting specific access via an interface.




• Classic

  
  
  

  Allows access to your system’s resources in much the same way traditional packages do. To safeguard against abuse, publishing a classic snap requires manual approval, and installation requires the --classic command line argument.




• Devmode

  
  
  

  A special mode for snap creators and developers. A devmode snap runs as a strictly confined snap with full access to system resources, and produces debug output to identify unspecified interfaces. Installation requires the --devmode command line argument. Devmode snaps cannot be released to the stable channel, do not appear in search results, and do not automatically refresh.

So, you just need to reinstall your vault package under classic confinement:

sudo snap install vault --classic

Hope this helps.