When I edit src files in c::b, I sometimes see that it changes the file mode. For example:
old mode 100755
new mode 100644
How can I disable it?
Thanks,
Erez
Anyone?
C::B version?
OS?
OS Version?
Tim S.
Probably linux, but it doesn't matter much, it is obvious that is a some kind of unix.
I guess this happens, because C::B's save is not a typical save operation, but a save-to-temp-and-replace operation.
I guess the new file doesn't have the same permissions as the original.
I'm using svn 9455 on Ubuntu 12.04 if it helps.
Quote from: oBFusCATed on November 27, 2013, 08:50:14 PM
Probably linux, but it doesn't matter much, it is obvious that is a some kind of unix.
I guess this happens, because C::B's save is not a typical save operation, but a save-to-temp-and-replace operation.
I guess the new file doesn't have the same permissions as the original.
I guess that c::b should get the permissions of the original file and when it does the mv operation, it should set the new file permissions to the original ones.
Erez