Zip decompression throws "permission denied" when archive directory does not have write permission

[rcorre]

Version

ouch 0.5.1

Description

ouch d fails to decmpress an archive where a folder does not have write permission. unzip is able to decompress the same archive.

❯ tree -p example
[drwx------]  example
└── [dr-x------]  foo
    └── [-rw-------]  bar

❯ ouch c example/ example.zip
[INFO] Compressing 'example'.
[INFO] Compressing 'example/foo'.
[INFO] Compressing 'example/foo/bar'.
[INFO] Successfully compressed 'example.zip'.

❯ ouch d example.zip -d out
[INFO] Directory out created.
[INFO] Created temporary directory /tmp/out/.tmpYlmrmN to hold decompressed elements.
[INFO] File 0 extracted to "/tmp/out/.tmpYlmrmN/example/"
[INFO] File 1 extracted to "/tmp/out/.tmpYlmrmN/example/foo/"
[INFO] "out/.tmpYlmrmN/example/foo/bar" extracted. (0 B)
[ERROR] failed to create file `out/.tmpYlmrmN/example/foo/bar`
 - Permission denied

❯ unzip example.zip -d out
Archive:  example.zip
   creating: out/example/
   creating: out/example/foo/
  inflating: out/example/foo/bar     

example.zip

Note that unzip does mirror the permissions in the resulting directory:

❯ tree -p out/
[drwx------]  out/
└── [drwx------]  example
    └── [dr-x------]  foo
        └── [-rw-------]  bar

I'm guessing that unzip unpacks everything in a directory before setting that directory's permisions, whereas ouch is setting permissions on a directory before it tries to write that directory's children.

Current Behavior

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Expected Behavior

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Additional Information

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