Remove executable permission from included SVG files #363
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How did that go unnoticed? Hmmm… |
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@anthonyfok If there is anything we can adjust on our side to bring our |
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@anthonyfok Thank you so much for packaging the current AutoKey for Debian! Aside from preventing it from being completely deleted from ongoing Debian repositories, I can't tell you how many bug reports and support requests we've had to deal with where the answer was, "get the new version."! |
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@josephj11 You are very welcome. It was a happy coincidence as I was searching for a tool for keyboard and mouse automation, and eventually came upon AutoKey and noticed its state in Debian, etc. I have yet to learn how to use AutoKey itself, but I'm sure AutoKey will help me save me from some manual repetitive tasks in the future! For that I thank you very much! :-) |
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Dear maintainers,
For some reasons, 6 of the SVG files have the executable bit set (permission 100755) for quite some years, and the debian/rules in the old Debian packaging had a
override_dh_fixpermstarget to fix the file permission:This pull request aims to make that old workaround unnecessary.
By the way, thank you very much for keeping the Debian packaging files (debian/*) up-to-date, which has been tremendously helpful in finally upgrading the autokey package in the Debian repository: