unzip not found on PATH on Ubuntu 22.04 when using 'deno compile', although unzip has been installed and can be executed on command line about deno HOT 10 OPEN

Outputs of

echo $PATH
echo $SHELL
which unzip

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output of echo $SHELL is '/bin/bash'

other outputs can be seen in screenshot:

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Maybe the temp directory Deno created got deleted before unzip was called. @flo-jan Do you have any background service that deletes /tmp/?

The error message can be improved.

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Deno runs as Snap application.

There is a /tmp/snap-private-tmp/snap.deno/tmp/ folder. It is empty and remains empty after running deno compile, but I can see something happens with it, because the modified date of that folder updates each time I run deno compile.

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I would be interested if someone is able to reproduce this issue

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I tried another way of installing deno, not with Snap but with this command:
curl -fsSL https://deno.land/x/install/install.sh | sudo DENO_INSTALL=/usr/local sh

I still encounter the same problem when trying to run deno compile but with a different error message:

Archive:  /tmp/.tmpPoaYid/denort.zip
  inflating: denort                  
error: Writing write

Caused by:
    No such file or directory (os error 2)

I checked the /tmp folder. I can create folders and files in it and they are not removed automatically.

I also tried another laptop with Ubuntu 22.04 installed and on that laptop deno compile works without problems.

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Since an Ubuntu clean install of the same version does not trigger any issues, it looks more like an issue with the OS and/or the user env setup.

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Deno.makeTempFile() works correctlty however, on the same computer

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it creates files in the /tmp folder

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It would be helpful if would know the exact location in deno's source code where this

Archive:  /tmp/.tmpPoaYid/denort.zip
  inflating: denort                  
error: Writing write

Caused by:
    No such file or directory (os error 2)

happens. Could someone point me to that?

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