TIKA-4703: Fix chmod failure in tika-grpc Dockerfile on CI - #2782
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The chmod was running after USER $UID_GID, so it ran as the non-root user and could not change permissions on the root-owned file copied from the build context. This worked locally because the file already had the execute bit set on the host filesystem, but CI builds start with a clean context where the bit is absent. Move chmod to before the USER switch so it runs as root. Co-authored-by: Copilot <223556219+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
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Summary
The
chmod +xonstart-tika-grpc.shwas placed after theUSER $UID_GIDdirective, causing it to run as the non-root user — which cannot change permissions on a root-owned file. This silently passed locally (the file already had the execute bit on the dev filesystem) but failed in CI where the build context is clean.Root Cause
Fix
Move the
chmodto before theUSERswitch so it runs as root:Critical Files
tika-grpc/docker-build/Dockerfile