Fixed ZipArchiveFileSystem and project warnings #88
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Nice, when that's released I can hopefully get rid of the funny construct to use the netstandard version instead of net4.5 :D |
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Fixes #79
Fixes #81
This PR fixes all the warnings in the Zio project. While doing so, I got motivated to fix up the ZipArchive... 馃槄
Before
_entrieswas only used for case insensitive paths, now it's always filled with the key as UPath so we always know it's/. This fixed #79. For this to work I created UPathComparer with OrdinalIgnoreCase for case insensitive paths.I've also created a method called
ZipArchiveFileSystem.Save(). The only way to save the ZIP archive is to dispose the ZIP archive, so it closes and re-opens the ZIP archive when possible. This is the only way I can find how we can resolve this.I've created a ZIP-file in Windows and Linux (WSL2) to validate if the ZipArchiveFileSystem can read both.