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Editing install scripts adds \r
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…and no other changes get converted to "\n" (#22196)
This affects scripts that, after cleaning up newlines, would be identical to the script in the ddatabase. Attaching verified fix PR in a sec. |
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I've QAd. the linked PR. Works now. Thanks! |
Script editing flows, |
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Labels
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#g-endpoint-ops
Endpoint ops product group
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Ready to write code. Scheduled in a release. See "Making changes" in handbook.
~unreleased bug
This bug was found in an unreleased version of Fleet.
Editing any install script will add
\r
to all scripts of a software package. This caused issues on my Ubuntu VM (because of the shebang).Steps to reproduce:
https://www.loom.com/share/ffc8313f3dea448d980ba30aa45d8b78
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