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Source tarball: apply executable file permissions to shell scripts (fixes #10917) #11858
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according to @MMirelli comment on the VOTE thread for 2.8.1rc0 I have to set permissions on other files |
I have updated my patch, testing it locally now |
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…ixes #10917) (#11858) The source tarball cannot be built because some .sh files are missing executable file permissions, see #10917 ### Modifications: copy the Source Assembly descriptor from the main Maven ASF repo to src add exclusions for "data" and "logs" set 755 permissions on every .sh file in "src" Tests: the build of the docker images and the C client uses the src tarball, so there is minimal test coverage. Apart from this the only way to test this patch is to try to build Pulsar from the generated source tarball * Source tarball: apply executable file permissions to shell scripts * Fix license header * add more .sh files * Fix docker build Co-authored-by: Enrico Olivelli <eolivelli@apache.org> (cherry picked from commit a5fc929)
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…ixes apache#10917) (apache#11858) The source tarball cannot be built because some .sh files are missing executable file permissions, see apache#10917 ### Modifications: copy the Source Assembly descriptor from the main Maven ASF repo to src add exclusions for "data" and "logs" set 755 permissions on every .sh file in "src" Tests: the build of the docker images and the C client uses the src tarball, so there is minimal test coverage. Apart from this the only way to test this patch is to try to build Pulsar from the generated source tarball * Source tarball: apply executable file permissions to shell scripts * Fix license header * add more .sh files * Fix docker build Co-authored-by: Enrico Olivelli <eolivelli@apache.org>
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The source tarball cannot be built because some .sh files are missing executable file permissions, see #10917
Modifications:
Tests:
the build of the docker images and the C client uses the src tarball, so there is minimal test coverage.
Apart from this the only way to test this patch is to try to build Pulsar from the generated source tarball