I think I encountered a caching bug with file permissions, pantsd doesn’t seem to catch a permission change as an invalidation (testing on mac) but the local disk cache is unaffected I think. I hit this in a custom plugin rule locally, but an equivalent reproduction is something like this create a file, say

touch foo.sh

shell_sources(name="files")

run_shell_command(
    name="test",
    command="ls -lah {chroot}/*",
    execution_dependencies=[":files"],
)

running this target

pants run :test

returns the permissions like

-rw-r--r--

now fix the permissions

chmod +x foo.sh

and run

pants run :test

again, its still

-rw-r--r--

!!! if you kill pantsd, or use

--no-pantsd

then you’ll see the correct

-rwxr-xr-x

Huh, that seems suboptimal. Can you file an issue? Thanks!