When writing with the docker provider (and probably the ssh provider, though maybe not?), the permissions are being reset to 644 for some reason.
This means that if you are modifying an executable script (for example), you won't be able to execute said script after a write without manually remapping the permissions.
When writing with the docker provider (and probably the ssh provider, though maybe not?), the permissions are being reset to 644 for some reason.
This means that if you are modifying an executable script (for example), you won't be able to execute said script after a write without manually remapping the permissions.
Das Bad