ziperu 0.1.1-arm-linux-musl

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data/CHANGELOG.md

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+# Changelog
+
+## 0.1.1
+
+First release, as far as rubygems.org is concerned: 0.1.0 was tagged but
+its precompiled gems were built for Ruby 3.3 and later only, so it was
+never published. The native gems now cover every Ruby the gemspec
+promises (3.1 through 4.0).
+
+## 0.1.0
+
+Not published.
+
+- rubyzip 3.x API (`Ziperu::File`, `Entry`, `InputStream`, `OutputStream`,
+  `FileSystem`) on a Rust core; `require "zip"` aliases `Zip = Ziperu`.
+- Reads Stored, Deflate, Deflate64, bzip2, zstd, LZMA, XZ, PPMd and the
+  PKZIP 1.x methods; writes Stored, Deflate, bzip2 and zstd; AES and
+  ZipCrypto encryption both ways.
+- Precompiled gems for Linux, macOS and Windows; no toolchain needed.
+- Beyond rubyzip: archive limits (`Ziperu.max_entries`,
+  `Ziperu.max_total_size`), `File#verify`, symlink entries with opt-in
+  extraction, progress callbacks, native `extract_all`, streaming reads
+  and writes through any IO, UTF-8 names when the archive flags them.
+- See the README for the deliberate differences from rubyzip.

data/LICENSE-rubyzip.txt

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+BSD 2-Clause License
+
+Copyright (c) 2002-2026, The Rubyzip Developers
+
+Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
+modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
+
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+
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data/LICENSE.txt

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+MIT License
+
+Copyright (c) 2026 Maor Caplan
+
+Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
+of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
+in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
+to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
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+
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+OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
+SOFTWARE.

data/README.md

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+# ziperu
+
+A drop-in replacement for [rubyzip](https://github.com/rubyzip/rubyzip) with a
+Rust core. Same `Ziperu::File` / `Ziperu::Entry` / `Ziperu::InputStream` /
+`Ziperu::OutputStream` API, backed by the [`zip`](https://github.com/zip-rs/zip2)
+crate through [Magnus](https://github.com/matsadler/magnus).
+
+```ruby
+gem "ziperu"   # in the Gemfile, in place of gem "rubyzip"
+```
+
+Precompiled gems are published for Linux, macOS and Windows, so no Rust
+toolchain is needed to install. Changes are listed in
+[CHANGELOG.md](CHANGELOG.md).
+
+```ruby
+require "ziperu"   # or require "zip" to get the Zip alias
+
+Ziperu::File.open("archive.zip") do |zf|
+  zf.each { |entry| puts "#{entry.name} (#{entry.size} bytes)" }
+  puts zf.read("README.txt")
+end
+```
+
+**Status: early.** `Ziperu::File` (read, `extract`/`extract_all`, `add`,
+`add_recursive`, `get_output_stream`, `remove`, `rename`, `replace`,
+`mkdir`, `commit`, `write_buffer`/`open_buffer`), `Ziperu::InputStream` and
+`Ziperu::OutputStream` (with AES and ZipCrypto) and `Ziperu::FileSystem`
+work; see [COMPAT.md](COMPAT.md) for what rubyzip's own test suite says.
+Tracks the rubyzip 3.x API (`Ziperu::RUBYZIP_COMPAT_VERSION`).
+
+### Migrating from rubyzip
+
+The library lives in the `Ziperu` namespace. `require "zip"` loads it and
+sets `Zip = Ziperu`, so existing code keeps working with a one-line change
+to the Gemfile:
+
+```ruby
+gem "ziperu"   # instead of gem "rubyzip"
+```
+
+If rubyzip has to stay installed during the migration (another gem depends
+on it, say), the two cannot share the `Zip` name: `require "zip"` raises a
+`LoadError` naming the file that already defined `Zip`. Use `require "ziperu"`
+and `Ziperu::` for the code you have switched, and leave `Zip::` to rubyzip
+until it goes. Exception classes follow the namespace, so rescue
+`Ziperu::Error` (or `Zip::Error`, which is the same class once aliased).
+
+### Deliberate differences from rubyzip
+
+- `Ziperu::InputStream` locates entries through the central directory instead
+  of walking local headers, so archives written in streaming mode (general
+  purpose bit 3, e.g. by macOS Archive Utility) read normally instead of
+  raising `Ziperu::StreamingError`.
+- Every read path stops at the entry's declared size, so a header that lies
+  can't inflate into a zip bomb; a `Ziperu::EntrySizeError` is raised instead.
+  (rubyzip only checks this in `extract`, not in `InputStream`.)
+  `Ziperu.validate_entry_sizes = false` restores rubyzip's behaviour of
+  extracting the full data with a warning.
+- ZipCrypto ("traditional") encryption is written by ziperu itself (the
+  crate keeps that broken cipher read-only), with the same header layout
+  rubyzip produces: general purpose bits 0 and 3 set, the check byte from
+  the DOS time. Only Stored and Deflate entries can be encrypted this way,
+  and a committed `Ziperu::File` never encrypts. `AESEncrypter` is the
+  better choice wherever the consumer can open AES.
+- Archives compressed with bzip2, Deflate64, zstd, LZMA, XZ, PPMd or the
+  PKZIP 1.x methods (Shrink, Reduce, Implode) read normally; rubyzip raises
+  `Ziperu::CompressionMethodError` for anything but Stored and Deflate.
+  Entries can also be *written* with bzip2 or zstd
+  (`put_next_entry(name, "", ExtraField.new, Ziperu::Entry::ZSTD, 3)`), which
+  rubyzip, Windows Explorer and Java cannot read, so those are opt-in.
+- AES entries of 20 bytes or more are written as AE-1 (with a real CRC in the
+  header) rather than rubyzip's always-AE-2 with a zero CRC; both are read
+  by every AES-aware tool, and AE-1 adds an integrity check.
+- Entry names and comments come back as UTF-8 strings when the entry's
+  language-encoding flag is set (which is how most tools, and ziperu
+  itself, write non-ASCII names); rubyzip returns the raw bytes as binary
+  strings. Entries without the flag, or whose flagged name is not valid
+  UTF-8, stay binary as in rubyzip, and `Ziperu.force_entry_names_encoding`
+  overrides both. A lookup (`find_entry`, `get_entry`, `read`) accepts the
+  name in any encoding with the same bytes, so neither `.b` nor
+  `force_encoding` is needed to find an entry.
+- Writing two entries with the same name to one `OutputStream` raises
+  `Ziperu::Error`; rubyzip writes both and the last one wins.
+- A CRC mismatch while reading raises `Ziperu::DecompressionError`;
+  rubyzip hands back the bytes.
+- Every written file entry carries Unix permissions in its external
+  attributes (0644 by default), and such permissions are read back whatever
+  the entry's host system byte says; rubyzip leaves `unix_perms` nil for
+  entries written on Windows. Setuid, setgid and sticky bits are not
+  written, and a symlink added from disk is written as a regular file
+  holding the link target.
+- Editing an existing entry's comment, time or extra fields and committing
+  rewrites that entry's data under a fresh header; a rename or a chmod on
+  its own keeps the byte-for-byte copy. So does an untouched entry, unless
+  it carries an extended-timestamp, NTFS or Info-ZIP unix extra field, which
+  the native copy would not carry over intact. An encrypted entry is always
+  copied as is: its name and permissions can change, and any other edit
+  raises `Ziperu::Error` at commit rather than vanishing, which is what
+  rubyzip does for compression methods it cannot write.
+- Several records with the same name in one archive (Python's `zipfile`
+  writes such archives, with a warning): `Ziperu::File` lists every record
+  and each reads its own data, where rubyzip keeps only the last. A lookup
+  by name (`find_entry`, `read`, `extract_all`) finds the last, as in
+  rubyzip, and so does a commit, which writes one record per name; a
+  shadowed record given a new name before the commit is written afresh.
+  `Ziperu::InputStream` yields every record, as rubyzip's does.
+- `Ziperu::InputStream` over something that is not a zip archive at all
+  returns `nil` from the first `get_next_entry`, as rubyzip does; a corrupt
+  archive raises `Ziperu::Error` from `Ziperu::File.open` in both.
+- `Zip::VERSION` is ziperu's own version, not rubyzip's. Code that gates on
+  it (`Gem::Version.new(Zip::VERSION) >= "3"`) should check
+  `Ziperu::RUBYZIP_COMPAT_VERSION` instead.
+- An open `Ziperu::File` holds its file open until `close`. On Windows a
+  commit by *another* `Ziperu::File` on the same path therefore moves the
+  old archive aside before putting the new one in place, and removes it
+  once nothing holds it; the first instance keeps reading the old bytes,
+  as it would on Unix. rubyzip closes the file between operations.
+- Using one `InputStream`, `OutputStream` or `Zip::File` from two threads
+  at the same time raises `ThreadError` ("in use by another thread")
+  rather than corrupting state; rubyzip's objects are not thread-safe
+  either, they just fail less loudly.
+- Class names are `Ziperu::...` even when loaded through the `Zip` alias:
+  `Zip::Entry.name` is `"Ziperu::Entry"`, and so are `inspect` output and
+  exception messages. Comparisons against the string `"Zip::Entry"` need
+  updating; comparisons against the constant do not.
+- Extraction never creates symlinks unless asked to (see below; rubyzip 3.x
+  never does) and refuses paths that resolve outside the destination
+  directory, checking the resolved absolute path with a trailing separator,
+  the fix for CVE-2026-85396.
+
+### Beyond rubyzip
+
+Everything here is additive: code that does not use it behaves as above.
+
+- **Archive limits.** `Ziperu.max_entries` and `Ziperu.max_total_size`
+  (declared uncompressed bytes) make `Ziperu::File.open` and
+  `Ziperu::InputStream.open` raise `Ziperu::LimitError` before any entry is
+  read. With `validate_entry_sizes` on (the default) no entry inflates past
+  its declared size, so the total is a real bound on what an extraction can
+  write.
+- **Integrity check.** `Ziperu::File#verify` inflates every entry to nowhere
+  so the CRC of each is checked, releasing the GVL meanwhile, and returns a
+  Hash of failing entries to the exception each raised (empty when sound).
+  Encrypted entries are checked when a `decrypter:` is given.
+- **Symlink entries.** `add` of a symlink stores a link entry (target as
+  content, `S_IFLNK` in the attributes) instead of a copy of the target.
+  `extract_all(dir, symlinks: :create)` and `extract(..., symlinks: :create)`
+  create such links, after the links' targets have been checked to resolve
+  inside the destination; links are created after everything else so no
+  file is written through one. The default stays `:skip`, with rubyzip's
+  warning. `add_recursive` still skips links on disk.
+- **Progress.** `extract_all(dir, progress: ->(entry, done, total) {})` and
+  `add_recursive(dir, progress: ->(entry, done, nil) {})` report after each
+  entry; `extract_all` keeps its native fast path and reports per batch.
+- **More compression methods.** bzip2 and zstd on write; LZMA, XZ, PPMd,
+  Deflate64 and the PKZIP 1.x methods on read (see above).
+- **Streaming reads and writes through any IO.** `open_buffer(io)` reads an
+  IO lazily and `write_buffer(io)` writes entry by entry, so neither holds
+  the archive in memory.
+
+## Why
+
+rubyzip is pure Ruby and does per-entry work in Ruby objects. ziperu parses
+the central directory once in Rust and hands Ruby a flat metadata dump, reads
+entries in large chunks, copies unchanged entries byte-for-byte on `commit`,
+and releases the GVL while inflating from a file or String buffer and while
+deflating, so other Ruby threads keep running. A StringIO is read from its
+string directly; an archive opened from any other IO object
+(`open_buffer(io)`, `InputStream.open(io)`) is read through it lazily,
+under the GVL; a pipe is read to its end first. The intent is
+precompiled gems for every platform rubyzip runs on, zero runtime dependencies,
+and stricter defaults on path traversal and declared-size checks.
+
+## Development
+
+Needs Ruby >= 3.1 and Rust >= 1.88.
+
+```
+bundle install
+bundle exec rake compile test
+```
+
+### Windows
+
+RubyInstaller is MinGW-based, so the extension builds for the GNU Rust
+target and bindgen needs clang's resource headers. Once:
+
+```
+winget install RubyInstallerTeam.RubyWithDevKit.3.4
+rustup target add x86_64-pc-windows-gnu
+```
+
+then in each shell:
+
+```
+. .\bin\windows-env.ps1
+bundle exec rake compile test
+```
+
+### rubyzip compatibility
+
+`rake compat` downloads rubyzip's source into `tmp/`, generates its fixtures
+with the real rubyzip, then runs rubyzip's own test suite with
+`require "zip"` resolving to this gem, so it also proves the `Zip` alias is
+complete. The per-file scorecard is written to
+[COMPAT.md](COMPAT.md); per-file logs land in `tmp/compat-logs/`. Use
+`ONLY=input_stream rake compat` to run a subset.
+
+### Fuzzing
+
+`rake fuzz` runs [fuzz/differential.rb](fuzz/differential.rb): random
+archives go through ziperu and Python's `zipfile` (plus rubyzip, once
+`rake compat:fetch` has run) in both directions, random edits are made
+through the `Zip::File` API and checked by the oracles, and corrupted
+archives must fail with ziperu's own error classes while agreeing with the
+oracle on anything both still accept. CI runs three minutes of it per push
+with a fresh seed; a failure is saved under `tmp/fuzz/failures/` with the
+seed that reproduces it (`SEED=n ITERATIONS=m rake fuzz`).
+
+There is deliberately no cargo-fuzz harness: the Rust layer is thin
+wrappers over the `zip` crate, which has its own fuzzing, and the code
+that is ours (entry ownership, the chunked reader, the Ruby IO source) is
+only reachable through the Ruby API, which is what the differential fuzzer
+drives.
+
+### Benchmarks
+
+`rake bench` runs [bench/bench.rb](bench/bench.rb) with rubyzip and ziperu
+loaded side by side. On one Windows machine (Ruby 3.4, median of 5):
+
+| scenario | rubyzip 3.7.0 | ziperu 0.1.0 | speedup |
+|---|---:|---:|---:|
+| open and list 10000 entries | 298 ms | 130 ms | 2.3x |
+| read 1000 x 8 KB deflated entries | 196 ms | 23 ms | 8.4x |
+| InputStream over 1000 entries | 111 ms | 64 ms | 1.7x |
+| inflate one 64 MB entry | 106 ms | 54 ms | 2.0x |
+| extract_all 1000 entries | 984 ms | 459 ms | 2.1x |
+| write 1000 x 8 KB entries (OutputStream) | 89 ms | 39 ms | 2.3x |
+| deflate one 64 MB entry (OutputStream) | 245 ms | 58 ms | 4.3x |
+| open_buffer(String) and read 1000 entries | 69 ms | 15 ms | 4.5x |
+| Zip::File add 100 files and commit | 40 ms | 33 ms | 1.2x |
+
+Inflating and deflating are where the Rust core pays off. Listing a large
+central directory is dominated by building Ruby `Entry` objects, which both
+libraries do in Ruby. `extract_all` writes every entry in one native call
+(one open per file, with its mtime set on that handle) and is left bounded
+by file creation itself, which is slow on Windows.
+
+### Releasing
+
+A `v*` tag runs [release.yml](.github/workflows/release.yml): the source
+gem plus one precompiled gem per platform (built with
+[oxidize-rb/actions/cross-gem](https://github.com/oxidize-rb/actions), each
+holding the extension for every stable Ruby), a smoke test that installs
+the right gem on Linux, macOS and Windows without a Rust toolchain, and a
+draft GitHub release with the gems attached. Pushing to rubygems.org is a
+manual `gem push` from that draft.
+
+## Layout
+
+- `ext/ziperu/` — the Rust extension (`Ziperu::Native::*`): a few primitive,
+  positional-argument methods.
+- `lib/ziperu/` — the rubyzip-shaped API in Ruby: kwargs, blocks, `Enumerable`,
+  the error hierarchy, extra-field parsing.
+- `test/` — minitest; `test/data/` holds fixture archives.
+- `fuzz/` — the differential fuzzer and its Python and rubyzip oracles.
+- `bench/` — the rubyzip comparison benchmark.
+
+## License
+
+MIT, see [LICENSE.txt](LICENSE.txt). The Ruby layer ports a good part of
+rubyzip (the extra-field, filesystem, DOS time, entry-set and split code,
+and the test fixtures under `test/data/rubyzip/`), which is BSD-2-Clause;
+its notice is in [LICENSE-rubyzip.txt](LICENSE-rubyzip.txt) and the ported
+files say so at the top.

data/lib/rubyzip.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip 3.x ships this file too (Bundler autorequires it for `gem "rubyzip"`).
+require_relative "zip"

data/lib/zip/central_directory.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/central_directory"

data/lib/zip/compressor.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/compressor"

data/lib/zip/constants.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/constants"

data/lib/zip/crypto/aes_encryption.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/crypto"

data/lib/zip/crypto/decrypted_io.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/crypto"

data/lib/zip/crypto/encryption.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/crypto"

data/lib/zip/crypto/null_encryption.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/crypto"

data/lib/zip/crypto/traditional_encryption.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/crypto"

data/lib/zip/crypto.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/crypto"

data/lib/zip/decompressor.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/decompressor"

data/lib/zip/deflater.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/deflater"

data/lib/zip/dirtyable.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/dirtyable"

data/lib/zip/dos_time.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/dos_time"

data/lib/zip/entry.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/entry"

data/lib/zip/entry_set.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/entry_set"

data/lib/zip/errors.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/errors"

data/lib/zip/extra_field/aes.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/extra_field/aes"

data/lib/zip/extra_field/generic.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/extra_field/generic"

data/lib/zip/extra_field/ntfs.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/extra_field/ntfs"

data/lib/zip/extra_field/old_unix.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/extra_field/old_unix"

data/lib/zip/extra_field/universal_time.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/extra_field/universal_time"

data/lib/zip/extra_field/unix.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/extra_field/unix"

data/lib/zip/extra_field/unknown.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/extra_field/unknown"

data/lib/zip/extra_field/zip64.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/extra_field/zip64"

data/lib/zip/extra_field.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/extra_field"

data/lib/zip/file.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/file"

data/lib/zip/file_split.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/file_split"

data/lib/zip/filesystem/dir.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/filesystem/dir"

data/lib/zip/filesystem/directory_iterator.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/filesystem/directory_iterator"

data/lib/zip/filesystem/file.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/filesystem/file"

data/lib/zip/filesystem/file_stat.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/filesystem/file_stat"

data/lib/zip/filesystem/zip_file_name_mapper.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/filesystem/zip_file_name_mapper"

data/lib/zip/filesystem.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/filesystem"

data/lib/zip/inflater.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/inflater"

data/lib/zip/input_stream.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/input_stream"

data/lib/zip/ioextras/abstract_input_stream.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/ioextras/abstract_input_stream"

data/lib/zip/ioextras/abstract_output_stream.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/ioextras/abstract_output_stream"

data/lib/zip/ioextras/fake_io.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/ioextras/fake_io"

data/lib/zip/ioextras.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/ioextras"

data/lib/zip/null_compressor.rb

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+# frozen_string_literal: true
+
+# rubyzip path kept for code that requires this file directly.
+require "zip"
+require "ziperu/null_compressor"