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Missing automatic chmod +x for (new) native executable on Linux (and Mac) #20
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I've just tested #17 (thank you!) on Linux, and it almost work, but not yet quite automatically just out of the box:
2024-02-18 15:01:13.123 [error] Command failed: ./google-java-format_linux-x86-64 --aosp --lines 1:156 -
/bin/sh: line 1: ./google-java-format_linux-x86-64: Permission denied
Command failed: ./google-java-format_linux-x86-64 --aosp --lines 1:156 -
/bin/sh: line 1: ./google-java-format_linux-x86-64: Permission denied
It's possible to manually work around this doing:
$ chmod +x ~/.vscode/extensions/josevseb.google-java-format-for-vs-code-1.1.0/cache/b2c87f2606337d06f5fd7f46f3bab3dc/google-java-format_linux-x86-64
but, in an ideal world, it would be cool and more end user friendly if this extension could do that chmod +x after it downloads the binary.
Windows does not need this. Linux definitely does. Mac I suspect also (but I haven't tested that).
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[-]Missing automatic chmod +x for (new) native executable on Linux[/-][+]Missing automatic chmod +x for (new) native executable on Linux (and Mac)[/+]fix: run chmod +x for linux and mac native executables
fix: run chmod +x for linux and mac native executables
chore(release): 1.1.1 [skip ci]
github-actions commentedon Feb 18, 2024
🎉 This issue has been resolved in version 1.1.1 🎉
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