Aaron Jensen

Unfortunately, no. Do you know where I can go to request that someone revert the version of NuGet that was uploaded?

Digging in a little deeper, it looks like [`acls_equal`](https://github.com/chef/chef/blob/fa25b2ec1382982fcf489bc7dd46ed18185bf74a/lib/chef/file_access_control/windows.rb#L82) thinks the new ACE should be two ACEs? When I add this debugging code to the end of `acls_equal`: ```ruby Chef::Log.info...

I don't understand why `acls_equal` is so complicated? The comments are terse and don't make sense. Shouldn't it be: ```ruby def acls_equal(target_acl, actual_acl) if actual_acl.nil? return target_acl.nil? end actual_acl =...

This comment may be true: ```ruby # When ACLs apply to children, Windows splits them on the file system into two ACLs: # one specific applying to this container, and...

And I think this comment is just blatantly not true? ```ruby # As there is no inheritance needed in case of WRITE permissions. ``` I've never seen any exceptions to...

When I switch to `:modify` so workaround this issue, Chef applies to ACEs to my directory: ``` > (get-acl C:\Logs\).access FileSystemRights : Modify, Synchronize AccessControlType : Allow IdentityReference : VAGRANT-76BQAGJ\p_logs_writers...