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This pull request resolves a critical issue where some Python wheels, upon extraction, lack the necessary read permissions on their internal files, leading to errors in downstream processes. The change implements a post-extraction step to explicitly set appropriate file permissions (read for files, read and execute for directories) on non-Windows operating systems, thereby ensuring the integrity and usability of the extracted wheel contents.

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  • Permission Fix for Extracted Wheels: Addresses an issue where certain Python wheels are extracted without proper read permissions, causing subsequent failures when attempting to access their contents.
  • Cross-Platform Permission Handling: Introduces a chmod command on Unix-like systems to recursively add read permissions to all extracted files and ensure directories are traversable (execute permission), while skipping this step on Windows.

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This pull request adds a step to set read permissions on files extracted from a wheel, which fixes issues with wheels that have incorrect permissions. The change is specific to non-Windows systems. My review suggests two minor improvements for robustness and conciseness: using a more precise comparison to detect the Windows OS, and simplifying the chmod arguments.

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Does this only occur with pipstar enabled? If so, @aignas I'd be +1 on a patch release of this fix.

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aignas commented Jan 31, 2026

Hmm, well this is a bummer. Having to chmod files when extracting is not ideal.

I would say that is a missing feature in bazel's extract function. What is the reason for keeping such incorrect permissions when extracting?

I remember some users mentioned that they have no chmod on their runners, so we should think about using rusts uutils for this. However, what happens for really large wheels?

Should we just disable extracting of the wheel with Starlark for now?

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This might also be a bug in the release process for this wheel, I can't see a good reason to publish a wheel that is broken like this. If it's not widespread and we can't assume chmod is available, maybe it can just be WAI.

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Lets just make the chmod call optional. If chmod is present, great, it lets us handle this edge case. If not, oh well. i.e. change the logic to ignore errors.

I'd be +1 on more advanced solutions, e.g.

  • If system chmod is missing, use a tool from a bazel reference
  • Have a custom extract tool instead of Bazel's extract. (I'd be particularly +1 on this because bazel's extract is known to perform poorly with large archives compared to some other tools)

But, I don't think we need to block a fix that captures the majority case.

Should we just disable extracting of the wheel with Starlark for now?

You mean disable pipstar? I'll defer to you on that, but I'd lean towards no.

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aignas commented Feb 1, 2026

The extraction of the wheel and the parsing of the METADATA feature flags can be toggled independently.

Regarding a long term fix, I agree, a separate binary that is fast and performant would be better in this case.

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(pipstar) Wheel install fails when wheel has bogus permissions

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