Fix recursive zip extraction. #20
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awesome thanks! Just a few small thing
| io::copy(&mut file, &mut output)?; | ||
| let outpath = into_dir.join(file.sanitized_name()); | ||
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| if (&*file.name()).ends_with('/') { |
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can you use outpath.is_dir() instead to be windows compatible
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That was copy pasted from zip-rs example, but yes I can.
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Doing that causes the program to think everything is a file. I think this is mostly due to zip-rs handling folders as files and only making the difference using the ending /.
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hm, that's unfortunate... Do you know if that's also the case on windows? Could you maybe setup a test zip file with nested dirs and add windows-cfg'd/linux-cfg'd tests that check this?
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I think the reason for the is_dir to not work is because of the sanitized_name call, which might be removing the trailing slash.
I'm a bit(very) short on time currently, so I don't want to spend a lot of time on this bug fix writing unit tests. Sorry!
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| let outpath = into_dir.join(file.sanitized_name()); | ||
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| if (&*file.name()).ends_with('/') { | ||
| fs::create_dir_all(&outpath).unwrap(); |
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can you use the ? operator instead of unwraps
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Hello there!
Really cool crate, I like it a lot! I'll probably open more pull requests as I go.