I'm getting ./gradlew: Permission denied when deploying my JVM project from GitHub. This is the command that Railway (correctly) has detected it needs to use, but it doesn't have the permission. Usually this is solved with chmod +x gradlew but I don't think I can do that in Railway.
#.gradlew Permission denied
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lyric creek
Heya
Can you make an issue here with your repo + error so we can have a look?
Yea or chmod it and commit it to git like Milo said?
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#11 0.385 /bin/bash: line 1: ./gradlew: Permission denied
#11 ERROR: executor failed running [/bin/bash -ol pipefail -c ./gradlew build]: exit code: 126
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> [stage-0 7/7] RUN --mount=type=cache,id=s/9a69f1b2-9260-487e-8994-f59c0502ad69-gradle,target=.gradle ./gradlew build:
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executor failed running [/bin/bash -ol pipefail -c ./gradlew build]: exit code: 126
Error: Docker build failed
This is the important bit and the repo is https://github.com/BanDev/Notify
I'll make an issue there if it's easier
lyric creek
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#11 0.385 /bin/bash: line 1: ./gradlew: Permission denied
#11 ERROR: executo...
Yea chmod the gradlew file
Then commit it
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The chmod is done in the environment that is running it, isn't it? So railway's environment would have to chmod it
lyric creek
The chmod is done in the environment that is running it, isn't it? So railway's ...
No
Shouldn't matter where. If you chmod it you're giving it read/write/etc perms
Which will persist into git
So, in theory either of us could do it, but we're not going to be on the hook for file permission errors sorry
So, you'll have to do it
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I'm not sure where to do this then because before when I've done it in GitHub actions, I just add chmod +x gradlew as a line to execute
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Thank you - I'll get a linux environment to try and get back to you
gilded pine
Thank you - I'll get a linux environment to try and get back to you
think you can do:
git add --chmod=x <file>
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think you can do:
git add --chmod=x <file>
Tysm! This worked and Railway is deploying it :)
lyric creek
Yay!
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think you can do:
git add --chmod=x <file>
As a minor correction for anyone else that sees this, the command is git add --chmod=+x gradlew
gilded pine
ah shit, mb lol