Reproducible builds: ensure unix permissions are reproducible #2819
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Zip and tar files contain the unix file/directory permissions for the included zip/tar entries. The "default" values for those can differ depending on the platform those are built on. This change ensures `755` for directories and owner/group/other=read+write for files. The "executable" bit isn't forcefully set in case the archived file _is_ an executable.
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Noticed that the binary jar files of 1.2.0-incubating-rc1 in the staging repo are different ( The reason was the "group write" POSIX permission bit as reported by vs The actual content (via |
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* Update actions/stale digest to 65d1d48 (apache#2813) * Update dependency org.testcontainers:testcontainers-bom to v2 (apache#2814) * Site: Update community page / team (apache#2817) Update entries for Alex + Mike (committer --> PPMC member). * Site: fix typo of catalog federation configuration in command-line-interface.md (apache#2825) * Update docker.io/prom/prometheus Docker tag to v3.7.0 (apache#2820) * Update quay.io/keycloak/keycloak Docker tag to v26.4.1 (apache#2827) * Reproducible builds: ensure unix permissions are reproducible (apache#2819) Zip and tar files contain the unix file/directory permissions for the included zip/tar entries. The "default" values for those can differ depending on the platform those are built on. This change ensures `755` for directories and owner/group/other=read+write for files. The "executable" bit isn't forcefully set in case the archived file _is_ an executable. * Reproducible builds: use a fixed mtime for all entries in the source tarball (apache#2823) This change makes generated source-tarballs binary-comparable, so that locally built one (via `./gradlew sourceTarball`) should be exactly the same as a staged one. * NoSQL: adoptions * Last merged commit 0fdaa5a --------- Co-authored-by: Mend Renovate <bot@renovateapp.com> Co-authored-by: Nuoya Jiang <98131931+NuoyaJiang@users.noreply.github.com>
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The PR apache#2819 accidentally _removed_ the executable POSIX file permission, assuming that not explicity setting the attributes via `filePermissions` retains the file-system 'x' permission. This change updates the logic to explicitly check the owner-executable bit and uses `755` or `644` respectively for each individual file in the archive.
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The PR apache#2819 accidentally _removed_ the executable POSIX file permission, assuming that not explicity setting the attributes via `filePermissions` retains the file-system 'x' permission. This change updates the logic to explicitly check the owner-executable bit and uses `755` or `644` respectively for each individual file in the archive.
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The PR #2819 accidentally _removed_ the executable POSIX file permission, assuming that not explicity setting the attributes via `filePermissions` retains the file-system 'x' permission. This change updates the logic to explicitly check the owner-executable bit and uses `755` or `644` respectively for each individual file in the archive.
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The PR apache#2819 accidentally _removed_ the executable POSIX file permission, assuming that not explicity setting the attributes via `filePermissions` retains the file-system 'x' permission. This change updates the logic to explicitly check the owner-executable bit and uses `755` or `644` respectively for each individual file in the archive.
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The PR #2819 accidentally _removed_ the executable POSIX file permission, assuming that not explicity setting the attributes via `filePermissions` retains the file-system 'x' permission. This change updates the logic to explicitly check the owner-executable bit and uses `755` or `644` respectively for each individual file in the archive. Co-authored-by: Robert Stupp <snazy@snazy.de>
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Zip and tar files contain the unix file/directory permissions for the included zip/tar entries. The "default" values for those can differ depending on the platform those are built on. This change ensures
755for directories and owner/group/other=read+write for files. The "executable" bit isn't forcefully set in case the archived file is an executable.