[ISSUE #3370] Issue with executing shell script /bin/sh^M on Unix/Linux

[Veryfirefly]

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What is the purpose of the change

1. Fixed the /bin/sh^M problem when executing startup.sh and shutdown.sh scripts on Linux.
2. Fixed the following problems when performing binary packaging: ERROR OS = Windows, and the assembly descriptor contains *nix specific root-relative-reference

Brief changelog

Path	Change
nacos/distribution/bin/startup.sh	CRLF -> LF
nacos/distribution/bin/shutdown.sh	CRLF -> LF
nacos/distribution/release-nacos.xml	nacos-server/outputDirectory

[KomachiSion]

1. I check the develop branch, the four bin files is LF already. I think we have no need to change.
2. the nacos-server/outputDirectory, It has been able to run well, I do not know why it needs to be modified.

[Veryfirefly]

1. I check the develop branch, the four bin files is LF already. I think we have no need to change.
2. the nacos-server/outputDirectory, It has been able to run well, I do not know why it needs to be modified.

The nacos-server/outputDirectory, The following error occurs when packaging: [ERROR] OS=Windows and the assembly descriptor contains a *nix-specific root-relative-reference (starting with slash) /target/. But this does not affect the packaging. This will give the developer an error message, similar to warning

I queried the documentation and found that the reason is: because the assembly task is executed on Windows, but it contains a path relative to Linux. The document states that outputDirectory defines a / which would in consequence mean to extract all contens to always same location.

This is my image when packing

[KomachiSion]

My env is MacOs, has no error.

Can someone in the community help to confirm whether this change can eliminate the error message and be packaged correctly on windows OS?

[Veryfirefly]

My env is MacOs, has no error.

Can someone in the community help to confirm whether this change can eliminate the error message and be packaged correctly on windows OS?

Ok i am looking for help

[zongtanghu]

[zongtanghu]

I have already verified this in my local windows enviroment.The result is as above.

[zongtanghu]

And If no anything modified, the result is as below:

[Veryfirefly]

And If no anything modified, the result is as below:

Thanks for help