Build script permissions issue

I've been happily using my bash-based build script for years, and then suddenly with no changes to it, all the sed commands in it started throwing errors as if sed didn't have the proper permissions to create its temp files. For example, the command:

sed -i "1,4d" dynamic-page-loader.tsv

sed -i "1,4d" dynamic-page-loader.tsv

returns this error in the build logs:

sed: preserving permissions for ‘./sedjZDkwD’: Permission denied

sed: preserving permissions for ‘./sedjZDkwD’: Permission denied

Anyone seen anything like this before? Btw, I tried created a temp folder within my build folder to see if that would help, but it didn't.

ErikOP•2/22/24, 5:47 AM

Well, not sure if anyone's seen this, but I have an update all the same. A stackexchange article suggested replacing the sed -i command with a redirect, which seems to have suppressed the errors. No idea why this was necessary, but here's what I did - I replaced lines like this:

sed -i "1,4d" dynamic-page-loader.tsv

sed -i "1,4d" dynamic-page-loader.tsv

with roughly equivalent lines like this:

ErikOP•2/22/24, 5:49 AM

Apparently the replacement line is doing exactly what does automatically, only it isn't throwing the errors. Any idea what's causing this? I'd love to make sure I'm not doing something in violation of Cloudflare policies or about to experience more problems, given how these just started showing up out of the blue.