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-#!/usr/bin/env bash
-
-# This script works around the fact that RHTAP modifies Dockerfiles provided to it when prefetching dependencies is on.
-# RHTAP changes should stop happening after https://issues.redhat.com/browse/STONEBLD-1847
-# Additionally, the script returns no-zero if it detects any other changes to the git repo.
-#
-# If this script is not called and does not fail the build, things like `make tag` will produce `-dirty` suffix
-# (as in `4.3.x-63-g09e5188ab9-dirty`) which gets embedded as the version attribute in built binaries.
-#
-# The script MUST be executed only from within the Dockerfile (not outside of it) because binaries are built inside.
-
-set -euo pipefail
-
-# When executing in RHTAP (as opposed to the script ran directly), we undo RHTAP changes to Dockerfiles.
-# I found no better way to detect RHTAP than by checking the presence of cachi2.env file.
-if [[ -f /cachi2/cachi2.env ]]; then
-    # We can safely restore dockerfiles because the modified version of dockerfile interpreted by docker/buildah stays
-    # outside, and these are local copies inside of the build context.
-    git restore "**/konflux.Dockerfile"
-fi
-
-# Next, make sure no other things that make it `-dirty` slipped through. If they did, fail the build.
-
-echo "Checking that files in git repo are not modified."
-echo "If this command fails, you should see the list of modified files below."
-echo "You need to find the reason and prevent it because otherwise the build results will be inconsistent."
-echo ""
-
-if git status --porcelain | grep '.' >&2; then
-    echo >&2 "ERROR: Modified files found."
-    exit 2
-else
-    echo "No modifications to git repo detected."
-fi