Linux ARM64 CLI 0.10.2 tarball is missing executable permissions

[hayeon3203]

Hi, I encountered a packaging issue while setting up Foundry Local on an NVIDIA GB10 (Linux ARM64) system.

The foundry and foundrylocald binaries in the official foundry-0.10.2-linux-arm64.tar.gz archive do not have their executable bits set. As a result, the CLI cannot start immediately after extraction.

Environment

• Device: NVIDIA GB10
• OS: Ubuntu 24.04.4 LTS
• Architecture: aarch64
• Kernel: 6.17.0-1014-nvidia
• Foundry Local CLI: 0.10.2 Preview
• Archive: foundry-0.10.2-linux-arm64.tar.gz
• Archive SHA-256: c426c87f13e5c7408818b89be148ebf4c1b83a1d0d4cd8c33d4e7e7abf01304c

Steps to reproduce

1. Download the official Linux ARM64 CLI archive.

2. Extract it normally:

   tar -xzf foundry-0.10.2-linux-arm64.tar.gz

3. Inspect the two binaries:

   tar -tvzf foundry-0.10.2-linux-arm64.tar.gz \
     | grep -E '(/| )foundry(locald)?$'

The archive records both files without executable permissions:

-rw-r--r-- vsts/vsts 14029200 2026-07-14 20:09 foundry-0.10.2-linux-arm64/lib/foundrylocald
-rw-r--r-- vsts/vsts 12393728 2026-07-14 20:09 foundry-0.10.2-linux-arm64/lib/foundry

Attempting to use the CLI after extraction results in permission/startup errors, including:

Permission denied
Failed to start foundrylocald
Please reinstall the Foundry CLI.

Expected behavior

The foundry and foundrylocald files should be executable immediately after extracting the official archive.

Workaround

Adding the executable bit to both files resolves the problem:

chmod u+x \
  foundry-0.10.2-linux-arm64/lib/foundry \
  foundry-0.10.2-linux-arm64/lib/foundrylocald

After this change, the CLI starts normally.

Could the Linux ARM64 release packaging preserve executable permissions for these two binaries in future archives?