Remove executable bit from file modes

lemzwerg commented 6 months ago

None of the files in the git repository is executable, but some of them had the executable bit set in their file mode. This was caused by two things.

The author worked on Windows, which doesn't have the concept of an 'executable bit' for file permissions.
The author's local clone of the git repository, while being accessed from Windows, wasn't set up correctly. This can happen, for example, if a checked-out repository gets copied from MacOS to Windows.

A checked-out repository on Windows can be fixed by emitting the command

git config core.fileMode false

on the command line (or a corresponding command in a GUI).

While this is not visible on Windows, it makes a difference on both MacOS and GNU/Linux.

mscuthbert commented 6 months ago

Hi Werner -- this looks great. Thanks for taking the time to do it. Could you join the W3C Music Notation Community Group (signing the Community Contributor License Agreement) and then put a note here that you've joined? It's just W3C's assurance that you're freely given your contribution away. Thanks!

lemzwerg commented 6 months ago

Done.

w3c / musicxml

Remove executable bit from file modes #510