extract: normalize tarball modes (like git) #99
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Also update docs to reflect that we now normalize permissions on tarball extraction as well as creation. This also adds more detail on permissions in the relevant section of the README.
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Updated the docs so this is now ready for merging. |
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This would require a minor version bump since it changes the way extraction handles permissions: this changes it to ignore the exact permissions in the tarball and only pay attention to whether each file is user-executable and then behave as if the permissions where the git-normlized ones of
0o644and0o755. Unlike the other permission changes, which were bugfixes to deal withfilemodebeing unreliable on some platforms, this is a policy change. It's currently a draft since I need to change the docs back to an older version where they claimed this was the behavior even though it actually wasn't at the time.