Files created with `n`, `f` have incorrect permissions

[cor]

Environment details (Put x in the checkbox along with the information)

• [x] Operating System: NixOS
• [x] Desktop Environment: none
• [x] Terminal Emulator: Ghostty
• [x] Shell: Zsh
• [x] Custom desktop opener (if applicable): none
• [x] Program options used: none
• [x] Configuration options set: NNN_TRASH = "1";
• [ ] Plugins are installed
• [x] Issue exists on nnn master

Exact steps to reproduce the issue

Creating a file with touch yields the following permissions:

48/57 2024-03-19 14:55 -rw-r--r-- 0B .txt

Crating a file by opening nnn, pressing n, f, yields the following permissions:

46/57 2024-03-19 14:56 -rw------- 0B .txt

[N-R-K]

This is intentional, I think: https://github.com/jarun/nnn/issues/1654

[cor]

This is intentional, I think: #1654

If it is, then how do I configure which umask nnn uses when creating files? Can't find an option to configure that in the docs.

[jarun]

Please use your local patch. We can't go back on this one.

[cor]

Please use your local patch.

What do you mean by this?

[KlzXS]

@cor he means keep maintaining it as a local patch for yourself. We won't be implementing this.