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Test multiple scripts in one task executing with different UIDs #3914

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Prior to this commit we weren't testing whether scripts were executable
when UIDs differed from Step to Step in a single Task.

This commit updates the step-script examples to vary the UID of each
Step. A failure of one of these would indicate a regression has
been introduced in the permissions of the shell scripts that Tekton
generates and places in the /tekton/scripts directory.

I added this test originally in #3888
to determine whether changing the script implementation
was introducing incorrect behaviour.

/kind testing

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Added test for running Scripts with differing securityContexts in the same Task.

Prior to this commit we weren't testing whether scripts were executable
when UIDs differed from Step to Step in a single Task.

This commit updates the step-script examples to vary the UID of each
Step. A failure of one of these would indicate that a bug has
been introduced in the permissions of the shell scripts that Tekton
generates and places in the /tekton/scripts directory.
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ghost commented May 5, 2021

/test pull-tekton-pipeline-integration-tests

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ghost commented May 5, 2021

/test pull-tekton-pipeline-integration-tests

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thanks @sbwsg

/lgtm

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