locale bash script overrides time argument

[j-eid]

I was wondering if there was a reason for removing the time option and writing in 0.0 if it's being passed as an attribute and evaluated at runtime.

rules_distroless/distroless/private/locale.sh

Line 17 in 6ccc030

"$bsdtar" -cf - $@ --format=mtree --options '!gname,!uname,!sha1,!nlink,!time' "@$package_path" | sed 's/$/ time=0.0/' | "$bsdtar" --gzip --options 'gzip:!timestamp' -cf "$out" -C "$tmp/" @-

Seems like this would be fine:

 "$bsdtar" -cf - $@ --format=mtree --options '!gname,!uname,!sha1,!nlink,!time' "@$package_path" |  sed 's/$/ time="'$time'"/' | "$bsdtar" --gzip --options 'gzip:!timestamp' -cf "$out" -C "$tmp/" @-