Restore directory timestamps when extracting with FastZip #433
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… the RestoreDateTimeOnExtract option is enabled
…zip and RestoreDateTimeOnExtract is true
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Looks good. This is essentially what I had in mind as well.
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When extracting a zip with FastZip with the RestoreDateTimeOnExtract set to true, restore the LastWriteTime on directories as well as files.
Only resets the timestamp on folders that it creates itself, not if extracting into an already existant folder structure.
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