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[PR #980] adds more async tests and overloads to make things writable and async #1398
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Original Pull Request: https://github.com/adamhathcock/sharpcompress/pull/980
State: closed
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This pull request adds asynchronous support for saving and extracting archives in the SharpCompress library. It introduces new async methods for writing archive entries and saving entire archives, enabling non-blocking I/O operations and cancellation support. The changes span core archive types (Zip, Tar, GZip), extension methods, and add comprehensive async extraction capabilities.
Async archive saving and extraction:
SaveToAsyncmethods toIWritableArchive,AbstractWritableArchive, and their extension classes, allowing archives to be saved asynchronously to streams and files with cancellation support. [1] [2] [3]SaveToAsyncoverrides forZipArchive,TarArchive, andGZipArchiveto asynchronously write archive entries using their respective writers. [1] [2] [3]Async entry extraction:
WriteToAsync,WriteToDirectoryAsync, andWriteToFileAsyncextension methods toIArchiveEntryExtensions, enabling asynchronous extraction of archive entries to streams, directories, or files. [1] [2] [3]Async writer support:
TarWriterwithWriteAsyncmethods for writing entries asynchronously, supporting progress, cancellation, and stream size validation.Testing improvements:
ArchiveTests.csto verify asynchronous archive extraction and ensure correctness of the new async APIs.These changes modernize the library for better scalability and responsiveness in applications that use SharpCompress for large or remote archives.