chmod fails to change permissions if files missing

[OH-AU]

This behaviour is different to the GNU utilities: Tested with coreutils ver. 0.0.17

In a directory that contains only .py files (and therefore no .sh files) chmod u+x *.sh *.py

Rust reports: chmod: cannot access '*.sh': No such file or directory and does NOT change the execute bit on any files.

gnu reports: /usr/bin/chmod: cannot access '*.sh': No such file or directory but DOES change the permissions of existing .py files

[tertsdiepraam]

Thanks! Should be a good first issue. We just need to print the error and continue execution instead of returning with the error. The easiest reproduction is:

$ touch b
$ chmod u+x a b

[dmatos2012]

Will give this a try, seems pretty easy :). Have done bit similar for another issue