I've encountered a perplexing situation that I'm struggling to explain. I have a ZIP file that I downloaded from the internet and then extracted its contents. Afterward, I zipped the contents back into a ZIP file without making any changes. However, when I use const directory = zipContents.folder("folder_name");, I observe a difference between the two scenarios.
In one case, the structure of the extracted content appears as zip_name/folder_name, while in the other, which came from the internet, it's simply folder_name. This discrepancy is causing a problem with my functionality, and I'm unsure why it's happening, as there should be no discernible difference in the content itself."
I've encountered a perplexing situation that I'm struggling to explain. I have a ZIP file that I downloaded from the internet and then extracted its contents. Afterward, I zipped the contents back into a ZIP file without making any changes. However, when I use const directory = zipContents.folder("folder_name");, I observe a difference between the two scenarios.
In one case, the structure of the extracted content appears as zip_name/folder_name, while in the other, which came from the internet, it's simply folder_name. This discrepancy is causing a problem with my functionality, and I'm unsure why it's happening, as there should be no discernible difference in the content itself."