I have a directory that has executable scripts that I need to archive up. I was initially doing this as a jar, but jar's don't include any permissions.
I switched to the following which does create a tar archive, but does not
preserve the files' original permissions.
task tar (type: Tar) {
from fileTree('component-interface-tests')
}
I see there is an open issue (http://issues.gradle.org/browse/GRADLE-673), but
the workaround doesn't seem to work with milestone 3.
Does anyone have an example of that I could bundle the following directories
and files? In my case, only the files in test-support directory need to have
executable permission.
component-interface-tests/
├── README
├── integration-tests
│ ├── component1
│ ├── 1.0.2
│ ├── S-61
│ │ └── 61.data
│ ├── S-64
│ ├── 64a.data
│ └── 64b.data
└── test-support
├── setup.sh
├── reset.sh
└── whatever.sh
Thanks,
Richard.
Richard Miehe
Software Dev in Test
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