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In the process of moving a codepipeline from US to EU, I noticed an issue with the zip artifact created by the codepipeline plugin; it has no unix file permissions. Having used the codedeploy plugin in the past, I knew the artifacts it created did have unix file permissions.
I hacked together a version of the codepipeline plugin that uses the same method of creating the zip file as the codedeploy plugin, basically I've rewritten compressZipFile to no longer use compressArchive:
Thanks for getting back to me, was beginning to get nervous :)
Yes, I was using the codedeploy plugin back when it used to work. The code to create the zip I've pasted is similar to that of the codedeploy plugin.
As I'm currently running my own version with the java code above, I can wait. But please do address this, its a fairly terrible bug and I'm not the only one who's been hit by it: #21 (I do believe the plugin now has tar support though not sure if permissions are kept in those)
In the process of moving a codepipeline from US to EU, I noticed an issue with the zip artifact created by the codepipeline plugin; it has no unix file permissions. Having used the codedeploy plugin in the past, I knew the artifacts it created did have unix file permissions.
I hacked together a version of the codepipeline plugin that uses the same method of creating the zip file as the codedeploy plugin, basically I've rewritten
compressZipFile
to no longer usecompressArchive
:Been years since I last wrote any java, so this is probably not the best solution - but it will allow me to get on with the task at hand.
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