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The leading ./ in the path looks like a by-product of needing to use various/different options now in creating the tar archives and also the tar command running may be from a different system. Not sure that can be reverted. - R.Hi Freesurfer, Wasn’t sure where to post this as the github is more for source code issues.The 7.4.1 archives all have ‘./’ prepended to them (i.e., ‘./freesurfer/’ vs ‘freesurfer/’). This is causing an issue with neurodocker as the definition file it creates strips the first directory when building images. Thus, containers built on the 7.4.1 archives need to have their paths changed compared to prior versions or they need to strip the first 2 levels of the path. It’s not a big deal and easy to fix in the def files once it's figured out, but given that it’s a departure from prior releases and is breaking some of the downstream tools, perhaps the next releases can go back to just 1 level deep (i.e. ‘freesurfer’)? Cheers,Dylan Wagner<Attached Message Part.txt>
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