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Skip TestExtractAndReplacePreservesSpecialModeBits when setgid is not permitted - #534
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… permitted In certain build environments, e.g. sandboxed Nix, the build process is not allowed to set security-sensitive flags on files. When this is the case, we should skip the above test rather than fail.
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Thanks @anisaoshafi, will merge now so that (along with #532) the next release should update and build cleanly in nixpkgs. |
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In certain build environments, e.g. sandboxed Nix, the build process is not allowed to set security-sensitive flags on files. When this is the case, we should skip the above test rather than fail.
This has been preventing Nix from updating/building the latest version of the
lstkpackage for a short while.