Stop trying to convert fileperms() result in Internal\Filesystem\Service\Filesystem::filePerms()
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TravisCarden
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fileperms() result in Internal\Filesystem\Service\Filesystem::filePerms()
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Filesystem::filePerms()currently tries to convert the result offileperms()into a three digit mode value, but this turns out to be unreliable given octal permissions--and it diverges from the behavior of its corresponding PHP core function,fileperms(), anyway. Just stop doing any conversion at all.