Fix zip entry handling for entries with data descriptors #891
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As described in section 4.4.7-4.4.9 of the zip specification when this flag is set the correct values will be in the data descriptor record and in the directory header.
Introduced in af264cd; the test included in that commit passes still.
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Test failures are unrelated and are due to the ubuntu runner using |
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Thanks for this. I didn't mean to be executing legacy framework tests on ubuntu. |
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See the included test for how this issue surfaces. The missing fields in the local header will now be set from the directory header if the
UsePostDataDescriptorbit is set in the local header's flags.