Artifacts need to be readable/executable as part of the root group in…

[Jaland]

… order to be used on an openshift container by default.

Check list:

Your pull request:

• [x ] targets the development branch
• uses the 999-SNAPSHOT version of Quarkus
• has tests (mvn clean test)
• works in native (mvn clean package -Pnative)
• has integration/native tests (mvn clean verify -Pnative)
• makes sure the associated guide must not be updated
• links the guide update pull request (if needed)
• updates or creates the README.md file (with build and run instructions)
• for new quickstart, is located in the directory component-quickstart
• for new quickstart, is added to the root pom.xml and README.md

Currently, if you try to use this docker file on Openshift you get a permissions error when trying to run run-java.sh. This is because the root group does not have access to execute that file. I don't think giving the root group access hurts the usage on other platforms but it will reduce the work for people trying to deploy onto Openshift.

[gsmet]

Thanks for this PR. I think we will have to also apply that to the project generation in the core repository.

@maxandersen do you know someone that would be able to be authoritative on these? I have seen some back and forth
regarding these permissions and it would be nice to have them settled once and for all with the current state of art in mind.

[maxandersen]

Hmm. What version of openshift is it not working by default?

We already test and use this on multiple openshift versions so would want to know more before changing it (again) :)