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The produced .tar.gz packages for Linux and macOS don't preserve the file permissions today, so after extraction, the executable doesn't have the execution permission on it and a user needs to run chmod +x <file> before running it.
We need to preserve the file permissions when packaging for Linux and macOS packages.
Summary of the new feature / enhancement
The produced
.tar.gz
packages for Linux and macOS don't preserve the file permissions today, so after extraction, the executable doesn't have the execution permission on it and a user needs to runchmod +x <file>
before running it.We need to preserve the file permissions when packaging for Linux and macOS packages.
Proposed technical implementation details (optional)
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