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Extracting files on Linux doesn't preserve file permissions #132
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Extracting Files on Linux doesn't preserve file permissions
Extracting files on Linux doesn't preserve file permissions
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also wrote a test for untar. Unzip still does not preserve file permissions
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- removed the code I experimented with regarding the Zip extraction, which will probably get addressed in a different PR. - the tar extraction tests now test NONE, GZ, and BZIP2 compression
For the zip extraction, see hint: #185 (comment). |
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Expected behavior
On Linux: using the methods untar and unzip in ToolCommandlet to extract files preserves file permissions.
Actual behavior
These methods do not preserve the file permissions. In particular, the tool binaries are not executable.
Steps to reproduce
Install a tool like helm or aws on a Linux machine.
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