On Sun, Sep 17 2017, Ludovic Courtès wrote:
> I think you just have to “chmod -R +w” those files.
>
> I was looking for examples of packages that use ‘git-fetch’ and that do
> that, but I couldn’t easily find one. I suppose that’s what they do
> when they have to, though.
One example is kakoune.
when /gnu/store/xxx-git-checkout/tests/resources/ are
> copied to /tmp and tests are run, they fail when trying to write on read
> only files.
>
> Any idea on how to overcome this issue and preserve file permissions on
> git fetched packages ?
I think you just have to “chmod -R
/ are
copied to /tmp and tests are run, they fail when trying to write on read
only files.
Any idea on how to overcome this issue and preserve file permissions on
git fetched packages ?
Thanks,
Mathieu
