Fix tests failing in Ubuntu #732
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Some test cases rely on checksum to match in order to pass. Those checksums were calculated based on file headers which contain their file modes. In Ubuntu, the umask is set to 002 by default, resulting in the tests files having different permissions then when the same files are cloned on another Linux machine with umask set to 022. This change ensures that the files are always set (to 0644 and the directories to 0755) before running the aforementioned tests. Signed-off-by: Paulo Gomes <[email protected]>
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Some test cases rely on checksum to match in order to pass.
Those checksums were calculated based on file headers which contain their file modes, which were created from a machine set with umask
022.In Ubuntu, the umask is set to
002by default, resulting in the tests files having different permissions then when the same files are cloned on other Linux machines with a different umask.This change ensures that the files are always set (to
0644and the directories to0755) before running the aforementioned tests.