Create temp dir instead of letting unzip do it#106
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This fix #105 as a defensive strategy against any potential unzip -d behavior changes in macOS.
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Summary of Changes
This pull request addresses issue #105 by implementing a defensive strategy against potential behavior changes in the unzip -d command on macOS. Specifically, it ensures that the target directory for unzipping is created explicitly before calling the unzip command. Additionally, the code replaces assert statements with guard statements to ensure that checks are always evaluated, regardless of the build type (debug/release).
Highlights
- Unzip Directory Creation: The code now explicitly creates the target directory for unzipping to prevent issues caused by potential changes in the
unzip -dcommand's behavior. - Assertion Replacement: The code replaces two instances of
assertwithguardto ensure checks are always evaluated, even in release builds.
Changelog
- Source/Mac/Installer/ArchiveUtil.swift
- Added code to create the temporary directory before calling
unzipto handle potentialunzip -dbehavior changes (lines 91-99). - Replaced
assertwithguardto check theunzipTask.terminationStatusand handle errors (lines 109-112). - Replaced
assertwithguardto check if the app bundle exists after unzipping and handle errors (lines 115-118).
- Added code to create the temporary directory before calling
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Code Review
The pull request addresses a potential issue with the unzip -d command on macOS by creating the target directory manually before running the command. This is a good defensive strategy. The code also replaces assert statements with guard statements, which ensures that the checks are always evaluated, regardless of the build type. Overall, the changes seem well-reasoned and implemented.
Summary of Findings
- Error Logging: The error logging could be improved to provide more context and potentially aid in debugging.
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to be in good shape. The changes are well-explained and address a specific issue. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging. I would recommend addressing the error logging suggestion before merging, as it could be helpful for debugging in the future.
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User description
This fix #105 as a defensive strategy against any potential unzip -d behavior changes in macOS.
This has the same code as openvanilla/McBopomofo#621 and was also tested using a release side build to make sure the Installer works even if
unzip -dno longer behaves the same.The code also replaces two uses of
assertwithguardso that the checks are always evaluated no matter which kind of build (debug/release) it is.PR Type
Bug fix, Enhancement
Description
Fixes unzip behavior change in macOS by creating directories manually.
Replaces
assertwithguardfor better error handling.Adds logging for directory creation and unzip failures.
Ensures compatibility with macOS 15.4 Beta (24E5206s).
Changes walkthrough 📝
ArchiveUtil.swift
Handle unzip behavior changes and improve error handlingSource/Mac/Installer/ArchiveUtil.swift
assertwithguardfor runtime error checks.