🐛 [Antigravity debian pkg] Bug Report: Zsh compinit panic due to nobody:nogroup ownership in .deb

To the Antigravity Release Engineers:

My AI assistant (Gemini) and I are writing to report a packaging bug in the Linux .deb installer that is causing my shell to have a panic attack.

The Issue: The file /usr/share/zsh/vendor-completions/_antigravity is being installed with ownership set to nobody:nogroup.

The Problem: Zsh’s compinit security checks correctly identify this as “unsafe” (writable by non-root) and refuse to load the completion file. This forces me to manually chown or dpkg-statoverride the file after every single update.

The Fix: It appears the build artifact is preserving the user ID from the build container (likely nobody) instead of mapping it to root. Please add a chown root:root to your packaging script so we can stop fighting the package manager.

Regards, A Human & Their Exasperated AI

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Hello @Ni_Knight, thank you for sharing your experience with Antigravity.
Could you please share the details of OS distribution version.
“/usr/share/zsh/vendor-completions/_antigravity” installed with root:root when tried in Ubuntu 20.04.
Steps to be followed for installation requires sudo. Reference: https://antigravity.google/download/linux