conda-forge / conda-smithy / 870

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Pull #379

travis-ci

Skip copying file permissions

Sadly copying file permissions from the `conda-smithy` has not worked in
anything other than stock Linux and OS X cases. If the user is on
Windows or merely uses an NTFS formatted drive with some Unix variant,
the permissions just show up completely wrong and we have to either
explicitly set execute permissions regardless of the actual file's
permissions or we have to explicitly disable execute permissions. As we
now use `write_file` in `copy_file`, we are guaranteed that the file's
permissions are set to not execute (particularly in `git`'s index).
Setting the files' permissions to execute then happens in the
feedstock's configuration step as it has for some time. This way we can
be confident that the file permissions will be set correctly in `git`'s
index.

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