This pull request addresses an issue where using sudo-prefixed echo does not grant elevated permissions for the subsequent redirection operation, resulting in a failure to write files under /etc/apt.
By replacing the redirection with a sudo-prefixed tee command, this change ensures that files are written with root privileges, effectively resolving the permission issue. This modification is essential for operations requiring write access to protected directories.
jkbrzt
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3 months ago
This pull request addresses an issue where using
sudo-prefixedechodoes not grant elevated permissions for the subsequent redirection operation, resulting in a failure to write files under/etc/apt. By replacing the redirection with asudo-prefixedteecommand, this change ensures that files are written with root privileges, effectively resolving the permission issue. This modification is essential for operations requiring write access to protected directories.