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Under macOS or Linux, files downloaded to local machine by coscli cp or coscli sync always have 640 permission.
I understand that the Cloud Object Storage doesn't store *nix file permission, so coscli has to assign one when downloading files to *nix systems. However, I think it is better to honor umask instead of hardcoding a 640 permission.
By the default umask 0022, files downloaded by coscli would have 755 permission.
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Under macOS or Linux, files downloaded to local machine by
coscli cp
orcoscli sync
always have 640 permission.I understand that the Cloud Object Storage doesn't store *nix file permission, so
coscli
has to assign one when downloading files to *nix systems. However, I think it is better to honorumask
instead of hardcoding a 640 permission.By the default umask 0022, files downloaded by
coscli
would have 755 permission.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: