Version 2.3.0

Fixes:

• Forbid archive included in compress path (#569)

Improvements:

• Swift Package Manager Support! (#536) (Thank you @victor-pavlychko and others for your help getting this merged and tested)
• Enable zip64 to allow the creation of zip files larger than 4.3Gb (#580) (Thank you @joelfischerr)
• Xcode 12 warning fixes (#588) (Thank you @ddaddy)
• License update to remove reference to @soffes (#610) (Thank you @soffes for all of your contributions to this project over the years)

Reminder:

• We stopped releasing Carthage package in a previous version. It is better for developers to build it by themselves.

Version 2.2.3

Fixes:

• Set file flag to UTF-8 when zipping files. (#564)---fixed #461

Improvements:

• Remove executable bit from non-executable files (#563 thanks @friederbluemle)
• Replacing Minizip 2.8.9 with Minizip 2.9.2.dev (#558, big thanks @nmoinvaz)
• Updating Travis for Xcode 11 (thanks @Coeur)
• Update Podfile (thanks @Coeur)
• Improved error message (#532 thanks @philippec-ls)
• Dropping iOS 8, as it's now unsecure (#531 thanks @Coeur)
• Added -payloadSizeForArchiveAtPath (#530 thanks @philippec-ls)
• Added missing newline && Renamed local variable (#529 thanks @philippec-ls)
• ProvisioningStyle = Automatic; for tests (thanks @Coeur)

Note:

• We stop releasing Carthage package from this version on. It is better for developers to build it by themselves.

Version 2.2.2

Fixes:

• AES compatibility when zipping and unzipping (thanks @Florrr #516 and @JeffersonSchuler #517 for the simultaneous reports, @nmoinvaz for the quick fix)---update to fix #559

Version 2.2.1

Fixes:

• Podspec should only affect pod_target_xcconfig, not user_target_xcconfig.
• Carthage should include SSZipCommon.h (#511, thanks @wanewang)

Version 2.2.0

Fixes:

• Error handling when exceeding the limit of file open. (#483, thanks @Tamamaki)
• Fix version_madeby for unicode support when creating zip files (#507, thanks @jsutdolph)
• Fix some minor Xcode 10.2 warnings

Improvements:

• Replacing Minizip 1.2+ with Minizip 2.8.6.dev (#509, big thanks @nmoinvaz)

Breaking:

• ios minimum deployment target is now really 8.0 for CocoaPods, so don't forget to define your minimum deployment target explicitly in your Podfile.

Version 2.1.5

Fixes:

• Carthage compatibility with Xcode 10.2+ (#500, thanks @DivineDominion)
• Carthage build with watchOS arm64_32 slice (#474)
• File path sanitation compatibility with Unicode (#472)
• Fix resource leak when testing password protection or failing to open a file (#418, thanks @craig65535)
• Fix zipping together more than 65535 files (zlib-ng/minizip-ng#373, thanks @idezzzz)

Improvements:

• Allow reading > 64k at a time on platforms where zlib supports this (zlib-ng/minizip-ng#327)

Version 2.1.4

Fixes:

• avoid that the applications continue to read incorrect data when wrong password is entered. (zlib-ng/minizip-ng#210)
• avoid buffers overwrite (#438, thanks @fpillet, @cleric, @littlebobert, @alexrestrepo)
• handle empty directory path gracefully when keepParentDirectory is YES (#468, thanks @rob2468)

Improvements:

• compatibility with CocoaPods module for Swift. (#452, thanks @taglia3)
• swifter empty status of a directory (#465, thanks @rob2468)
• unzipping a directory doesn't require a password

Version 2.1.3

Fixes:

Sanitize path traversal characters from file names before unarchiving them. #456 (Thanks @EthanArbuckle!)

Version 2.1.2

Fixes:

• fix compatibility with iOS 4.3 and iOS 5.x
• improved DOS filename support ( #443, thanks @palmin)
• fix isFilePasswordProtectedAtPath (#445, thanks @hacknicity)
• fix two small memory leaks (#446, thanks @hacknicity)

Version 2.1.1

Hotfix:

• fix unzipping some files (regression in 2.1.0, #402, thanks @jdeepwell)

Fixes:

• Safer encryption by using arc4random_buf instead of "/dev/urandom" (zlib-ng/minizip-ng#175)
• fix nested zip files (#380, thanks @Alyn-zz)
• fix carthage iOS/tvOS/watchOS frameworks compatibility with swift (#396)
• ignoring __MACOSX/ (#400, thanks @0x68)
• fix unzipping archives with more than 65535 entries (#403, thanks @jdeepwell)