Fix fetching artifacts when sudo changes directory #190
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The artifact sending logic is basically: ```sh cd directory sudo tar ... ``` The problem is that sudo may have done something that changes the directory. I've observed this while testing on Ubuntu 24.10. Instead of fiddling with more fringe options around sudo, pass -C or --directory= to tar, so that all the files are referenced relative to the task directory. Signed-off-by: Zygmunt Krynicki <[email protected]>
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The artifact sending logic is basically:
cd directory sudo -i tar ...The problem is that sudo may have done something that changes the directory. I've observed this while testing on Ubuntu 24.10. Instead of fiddling with more fringe options around sudo, pass -C or --directory= to tar, so that all the files are referenced relative to the task directory.