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Archive PowerShell module contains cmdlets for working with ZIP archives

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# PR Summary This PR adds code for filtering paths for specific files, creating a flat archive, and support for tar and tar.gz. ## PR Context See above.

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# Description When using `Compress-Archive` with `-Update` to append a file to an existing ZIP file, and the current file used is locked by another process the ZIP file is...

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This fixes issue https://github.com/PowerShell/Microsoft.PowerShell.Archive/issues/41 I also made some best practice changes suggested by the VS Code PowerShell extension.

# PR Summary This PR adds an RFC for the next version of the archive module. The RFC includes support for additional archive formats, relative path preservation, and more. The...

The Linux unzip utility *does* preserve the execute attribute. This is useful when extracting archives that contain tools, such as the Android NDK.

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This works fine (specifying the destination path using forward slashes): ```` Expand-Archive -LiteralPath C:\tmp\foo.zip -Force -DestinationPath c:/tmp ```` but this doesn't: ```` Expand-Archive -LiteralPath C:\tmp\foo.zip -Force -DestinationPath //pnjnas/public Write-Error: C:\program...

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When giving a large number of files from different directories as the paths argument, it seems to be writing the file over and over again in one execution. For example,...

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### Summary of the new feature / enhancement There is a design flaw with Zip which goes back to its origins on MS DOS. It stores the date/time as displayed...

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