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Libraries: ZipFile Respects Unix File Permissions

The System.IO.Compression.ZipFile class now captures Unix file permissions during create and set file permissions when extracting zip archives on Unix-like operating systems. This change allows for executable files to be round-tripped through a zip archive, which means you no longer have to modify file permissions to make files executable after extracting a zip archive. It also respects the read/write permissions for user, group, and other as well.

If a zip archive doesn’t contain file permissions (because it was created on Windows, or using a tool which didn’t capture the permissions, like an earlier version of .NET) extracted files get the default file permissions, just like any other newly created file.

So now we shall wait for .NET 6

Hi,
I would like to use this library in my project (NickvisionPromote) as it has a webserver that I would like to port forward using ngrok all from the C# ode.
Would you be able to provide a sample of how to use this library.
Thanks!

Hey thanks for your work so far!
I was wondering if it is possible to avoid to DownloadAndUnszipNgrok() every time if already present and/or provide a path to the .exe?
Cheers

A user of NgrokGUI needs Custom domain support.

entvex/NgrokGUI#20

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/compatibility/6.0

So save Ngrok in a place where, the user has perms to access it. Like \AppData\Roaming

Is there any way to extract ngrok's tunnel ip out of example task with a variable? I couldn't find a way.