Permission issue in bootstrap.sh when running set-git-source.sh from newly created gitops-0-bootstrap folder
David-M-IBM opened this issue · 3 comments
When trying to run bootstrap.sh in a docker container (image registry.access.redhat.com/ubi8/python-39) I receive a "Permission denied" error when it reaches the set_git_source function and tries to run GIT_ORG=${GIT_ORG} ./scripts/set-git-source.sh.
I looked into it, and it appears that when the gitops-0-bootstrap repo is cloned in, the .sh scripts aren't executable by default. So when bootstrap.sh in my initial folder creates the new gitops-0-bootstrap folder and then tries to run the set-git-source.sh file that is inside of it, it fails because the newly created file is not executable.
I was wondering if anyone has run into a similar problem, and while I can shim in a fix in the set_git_source function, I am trying to use this repo as an imported submodule and not make any changes.
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Let's test this out. When I last chatted with David, I believe the permission issue was due to the container they are using and it was out of date. @David-M-IBM, are you still hitting this permission issue ?
@hollisc I initially copied the code from an earlier version, but the problems were caused by these lines 1, 2 because they are trying to run the newly created file as an executable. When I started experimenting with the bootstrap_gitea.sh script I believe I ran into the same issue. So yes, this is still something I have to work around.