Have Entry::symlink() return Option<&str> #5
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October 16, 2016 12:41
libarchive may return NULL.
archive_entry_filetype() can return 0. It does this for hard links in a GNU tar-created archive.
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archive_entry_symlink()returns NULL if the entry is not a symlink. Calling Entry::symlink() would result in a segfault in that case.This PR introduces API breakage by changing the return type; A less breaking solution is to have the method panic on NULL, but that'd be inconsistent with other methods such as Entry::hardlink().