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Add permissions/ownership to files/folders from config-file #21
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This must be left to the package builder with Only we must force:
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I’m reading the same text quoted above, and I agree with the sentiment that package–managed files should generally be owned by However, I don’t think it’s a correct interpretation that all ownership/permissions must be set in
Meanwhile, the following situations are implied to use the tarball permissions:
The document also talks about the So I think it’s correct to say that typically most ownership should be But I don’t think it’s correct to say this should be implemented in the As for my use case, I’m building a package as a non–root user, and I’d like the resulting package files to have normal I’m aware of the existence of The Meanwhile, the I understand wanting to avoid exposing too many functions/args/options, but I think setting the ownership/permissions is justified. Even a Since tarballs aren’t seekable, we can’t practically implement a If I were to work on a pull request that adds something along these lines, would you be happy to consider that? I’m new to this project so I’d be happy to accept any feedback. |
After having written far too much above, I realised my particular case was already solved in b54eb58. I hadn’t noticed, as that commit isn’t present in tag v1.0.0. While I still think there are use cases for non– |
Sorry for my late reply, i have read your issue multiple times and postponed the response. I was using @latest during go install. That is why it worked for me. |
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