docs(chmod): briefly mention Windows file perms #1066
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File permissions on Windows are weird. This adds a brief note into the README that this is something to watch out for. As far as I'm aware, WSL completely avoids the weirdness because it's actually Linux (and so it follows POSIX).
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File permissions on Windows are weird. This adds a brief note into the
README that this is something to watch out for. As far as I'm aware, WSL
completely avoids the weirdness because it's actually Linux (and so it
follows POSIX).