Fix io error when extracing zip archive containing folders #68
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If a binary is contained in a folder in a zip archive (i.e. `bin_path_in_archive` has a prefix), extracting will fail with an io error "No such file or directory", because `fs::File::create` in `Extract::extract_into` and `Extract::extract_path` is passed the path of the binary including the zipped parent folder, which does not exist yet. The commit adds tests for these cases and cleans up some existing tests.
jaemk
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Feb 24, 2021
| #[cfg(not(feature = "archive-zip"))] | ||
| #[test] | ||
| #[ignore] | ||
| fn unpack_zip_file() { |
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This function? The other tests do the same so I just copied them, but happy to remove it.
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ah right, that's fine leaving it then
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released in 0.25.0 |
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If a binary is contained in a folder in a zip archive (i.e.
bin_path_in_archivehas a prefix), extracting will fail with an io error "No such file or directory", becausefs::File::createinExtract::extract_intoandExtract::extract_pathis passed the path of the binary including the zipped parent folder, which does not exist yet.The commit adds tests for these cases and cleans up some existing tests.