Preventing state drift changes across different operating systems when no changes have been made #38
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…iscovery Use data_archive.output_path instead of path_module
…iscovery Add archive_file.output_file_mode to avoid drift state in different OS
…iscovery Move file mode to 0777
…iscovery Rollback file mode to 0666
…iscovery Fix format
DenysZabolotnyi1
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kjagiello
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archive_filedata source can generate state drift due to different umask values in different operating systems, even when no changes have been made. However, there's a solution to this problem: usingoutput_file_modeparameter to handle OS discrepancies andoutput_pathoutput instead ofpath.moduleto build the path.References