dev-cmd/vendor-gems: fix permissions for Linux GitHub Actions. #21065
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`bundle` can refuse to install with the weird permissions situation that we can end up with.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR fixes a permissions issue that prevents bundle from installing gems in Linux GitHub Actions environments. The fix applies the sticky bit recursively to the /home/linuxbrew/ directory using sudo chmod +t -R.
Key changes:
- Added conditional permission fix for Linux GitHub Actions using
sudo chmod +t -R - Only applies when running in GitHub Actions on the default Linux Homebrew prefix
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Nov 14, 2025
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bundlecan refuse to install with the weird permissions situation that we can end up with.Needed for #21062