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fix(extract): fix conflict if compressed file has a folder of the same name
This change fixes the case where the compressed file (e.g. tools.tgz) only contains a folder with the same name (e.g. tools) in its root folder. tools.tgz: |- tools |- fileA.txt |- fileB.txt \- fileC.txt In that case, the "smart" folder creation mechanism will extract the files in a folder "tools", and this extraction folder will contain a single folder with the same name. Before this fix, the tool would try to move out the inside folder to the parent one, but there would already be a folder named "tools", so it would generate a conflict. This change first renames the inside folder to a random string, and only then it is moved outside and the old extraction folder is deleted.
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local -a content
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content=("${extract_dir}"/*(DNY2))
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if [[ ${#content} -eq 1 && -d "${content[1]}" ]]; then
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command mv -f "${content[1]}" .
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command rmdir "$extract_dir"
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# The extracted folder (${content[1]}) may have the same name as $extract_dir
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# If so, we need to rename it to avoid conflicts in a 3-step process
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#
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# 1. Move and rename the extracted folder to a temporary random name
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# 2. Delete the empty folder
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# 3. Rename the extracted folder to the original name
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if [[ "${content[1]:t}" == "$extract_dir" ]]; then
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# =(:) gives /tmp/zsh<random>, with :t it gives zsh<random>
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local tmp_dir==(:); tmp_dir="${tmp_dir:t}"
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command mv -f "${content[1]}" "$tmp_dir" \
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&& command rmdir "$extract_dir" \
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&& command mv -f "$tmp_dir" "$extract_dir"
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else
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command mv -f "${content[1]}" . \
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&& command rmdir "$extract_dir"
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fi
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elif [[ ${#content} -eq 0 ]]; then
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command rmdir "$extract_dir"
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fi
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