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changing file permissions in a test fails in bitbucket pipeline

stefanofornari
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Nov 13, 2023

I have a test to make sure the application provides a proper error if it can not access a file. To do so, the test changes the file permission, that it runs the application and checks the error.

Something like:

public void permissions() {
  String file = prepareFiles(); // let's say this creates a file /tmp/myfiles/filetocheck

  Path path = Paths.get(file).getParent();
  Files.setPosixFilePermissions(path, PosixFilePermissions.fromString("---------"));

  MyApp.main();

  thenLogContains("no access to " + file + ": java.nio.file.AccessDeniedException")
}

It works locally, but when it runs in the BitBucket pipeline, it fails because permissions have not been changed. Has anybody ran into the same problem? Any solution?

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Patrik S
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Nov 14, 2023

Hello @stefanofornari and welcome to the Community!

Have you tried testing it locally inside a docker container ? I ask this because bitbucket pipelines run inside a docker container, so testing it locally with docker closely reproduces the pipeline environment and it can help identify if the issue is with the pipelines itself or with the code/image you are using.

If you haven't already, I would suggest following the instructions in the article below to debug it locally using the same image you are using in pipelines: 

Let us know in case you have any questions.

Thank you, @stefanofornari !

Patrik S

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