Patterns containing multiple globs or a recurisve glob may match
files with the same name in multiple directories. Keep the relative
directories of matches after the path entry containing a glob.
Bug: 117295826
Test: zip2zip_test.go
Change-Id: I5d663e546953af374175837551d23f484d568377
Make needs to exclude all files that match a filespec except for
those specified in a list. Add a -X argument that overrides the
-x argument to allow files be included that were previously
excluded.
Bug: 69500920
Test: zip2zip_test.go
Change-Id: Icc8aebc788b53bcdde73a39c9c7cf3107a049251
Add -0 flag to convert files in a zip to stored instead of deflated.
Bug: 69500920
Test: zip2zip_test.go
Change-Id: I6c2b10f3b200a53a3339e3c97a78f65192b309ca
Jacoco support will use zip2zip to create a jar that is a subset
of another jar, and will need exclusion filters and recursive
globs. Switch zip2zip from filepath.Match to pathtools.Match,
and check each included file against the exclusion list.
Bug: 69629238
Test: zip2zip_test.go
Change-Id: Ibe961b0775987f52f1efa357e1201c3ebb81ca9c
Jars have a strange sorting order; the META-INF/ directory should
come first, then META-INF/MANIFEST.MF, then any other files in
META-INF/, and then any files outside META-INF. Add a -j argument
to zip2zip that sorts using jar ordering.
Test: zip2zip_test
Change-Id: I80e2bc7e284ef74f6561c26cb6541298834db1bc
When '-s' is passed, any globbed arguments will have their results
sorted. When there are multiple arguments, the files will still be
inserted in argument order.
A bare '**' is now special cased to mean every file in the input zip.
This allows zip2zip to sort entire zip files efficiently by using
`zip2zip -s -i <> -o <> '**'`. This can be useful if your original zip
program used filesystem ordering which was not reproducible.
Test: m -j blueprint_tools (new tests pass)
Change-Id: Ic3512c5fe14c94c6f3e134296905121d2ff8b58a
