dockerfile: heredoc should use 0644 permissions #3992
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Previously, it appears the permissions were 0664, which seems to be a typo of the above - there's no real reason for these permissions to be higher, so we can bring them down to be consistent with everywhere else we create files. Signed-off-by: Justin Chadwell <me@jedevc.com>
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This doesn't technically fix the #3889 issue for all cases as the real issue is that Moby behavior is not stable and depends on the daemon umask settings. Still, I think it is correct to update it. |
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🛠️ Fixes #3889
Previously, it appears the permissions were 0664, which seems to be a typo of the above - there's no real reason for these permissions to be higher, so we can bring them down to be consistent with everywhere else we create files.