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Feature Request: File Permissions in Resource
See original GitHub issueI’m extracting the contents of the JARs and need to preserve file permissions (read, write, exec). The info is available via ZipArchiveEntry::getUnixMode but I’d need that info in Resource.
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ClassGraph does do resource locating (and jarfile handling in general) much better than any other library, since it works for a huge range of different classloader types, and since it contains its own highly optimized nested unzip implementation. You’re not making use of either yet (since you are defining a custom classloader, and you don’t use nested jars, I think?), but by porting to ClassGraph will give you a lot of flexibility for the future.
https://github.com/classgraph/classgraph/wiki/Classpath-Specification-Mechanisms
Released as 4.8.44. Many thanks for your great contribution, @jamesward!