Change file mode of NuGet.exe to allow execution in new checkouts. #23
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What problem did you see? I just made a fresh clone of the |
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When I get a fresh clone of the project I do not have permission to execute the exe and have to enable this manually. This means (for example) that NuGet package restore fails in Visual Studio.
I am using Windows 8.1 and Cygwin Git. My global config for Git's |
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That's odd - I don't see that on my machine. It looks like it will help you and others too so I will merge. Thanks for the contribution. |
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Change file mode of NuGet.exe to allow execution in new checkouts.
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Thanks, just re-cloned with that change and now I can execute the file 😄 |
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When I cloned the code the NuGet.exe permissions were set to readonly. This should fix that for future checkouts.