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GNU tar --strip-components does not chown, chmod, or utimes the destination when a directory entry strips to an empty path. Skip those directory entries so extracting as root cannot change cwd.
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stripleaves a directory (or GNU dumpdir) with an empty path, unpack currently still applies that entry's owner/mode/mtime to the extraction directory. GNU tar--strip-componentsdoes not do that, and as root this can changecwdpermissions and ownership (#294).This skips those leftover directory entries after stripping, matching GNU tar. Nested files such as
dir/keep.txtstill extract askeep.txt.Test plan
npx tap test/unpack.js --disable-coverage --grep 'strip does not chown the extraction directory'fails without the CHECKPATH skip and passes with it (async + sync)using strip option when top level file existsstill passesFixes #294