Ensure decoded archive fs paths are never empty#648
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Empty paths should be replaced as '/'. This is a fix for a bug introduced in 899f988.
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Confirmed that this works both in mac and windows. Not tested on linux, but I have no reason to believe it is different from mac. The problem was that our zip file extractor was failing to find the root directory when there is no slash. 899f988 removed the requirement for source archive root paths to have a |
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Empty paths should be replaced as '/'. This is a fix for a bug
introduced in 899f988.
Resolves #647.
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