If you've ever wanted to make archives for Linux of your software while on Windows, I made a utility for that: https://github.com/Enichan/tar.py
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If you've ever wanted to make archives for Linux of your software while on Windows, I made a utility for that: https://github.com/Enichan/tar.py
Creates a tar.gz archive which lets you set the executable bit on files so they'll work on Linux out of the box. Also has an autodetect mode that will set the bit automatically
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If you've ever wanted to make archives for Linux of your software while on Windows, I made a utility for that: https://github.com/Enichan/tar.py
Creates a tar.gz archive which lets you set the executable bit on files so they'll work on Linux out of the box. Also has an autodetect mode that will set the bit automatically
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@joshix ngl i don't remember >_>
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@joshix looks like it is
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If you've ever wanted to make archives for Linux of your software while on Windows, I made a utility for that: https://github.com/Enichan/tar.py
Creates a tar.gz archive which lets you set the executable bit on files so they'll work on Linux out of the box. Also has an autodetect mode that will set the bit automatically
@eniko I kind of assumed bsdtar (the Windows tar.exe) had options for arbitrary transforms like that (given it has --owner etc) – but seems like it doesn't...
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