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open_buffer mangles the content of the buffer it is given. #280

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@weshatheleopard

Here, you can use absolutely any ZIP file for test.zip:

require 'zip'
buf = nil
File.open('test.zip', "rb") { |f| buf = f.read }
File.open("before.zip", "wb") { |f| f << buf } 
Zip::File.open_buffer(buf) { |zf| nil # Do nothing at all!!! }
File.open("after.zip", "wb") { |f| f << buf }

Note that after.zip differs from before.zip, despite the fact that there's absolutely no reason to be changed.

However, if you do:

File.open('test.zip', "rb") { |f| buf = f.read }
Zip::File.open_buffer(buf.freeze) { |zf| zf.entries.first }
File.open("after.zip", "wb") { |f| f << buf }

then everything works perfectly, buf is not damaged and nothing crashes.

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