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this is how yarn creates .pnp.cjs and yarn.lock on Linux:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 user group 570171 18. Jan 07:45 .pnp.cjs
-rw-rw-r-- 1 user group 275 18. Jan 07:45 yarn.lock
(umask 002)
Why is the writable bit of .pnp.cjs removed despite the umask setting? It makes things "complicated" in some scripts of mine running as unprivileged user inside a Docker container with bind mounts.
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Hi,
this is how yarn creates .pnp.cjs and yarn.lock on Linux:
(umask 002)
Why is the writable bit of .pnp.cjs removed despite the umask setting? It makes things "complicated" in some scripts of mine running as unprivileged user inside a Docker container with bind mounts.
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