Closed abhinav closed 4 months ago
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With respect to licensing, I'm a bit confused because the COPYING file you link to mentions "public domain" and GPL but https://crates.io/crates/xz2 says Apache/MIT? (On mobile, maybe I misread.)
Sorry, you're right I didn't clarify which license I was talking about. The Rust crate xz2 is Apache-2.0/MIT licensed, yes. Same for the Rust crate lzma-sys that it builds upon. However, lzma-sys wraps the C library xz, which has:
I was only referring to liblzma, which in hindsight was confusing.
@dtolnay merged this pull request in facebook/dotslash@771abea2f5b0a14f21de7e2018e9bdc2c7f579f1.
I assume this is also affected by https://openssf.org/blog/2024/03/30/xz-backdoor-cve-2024-3094/
/cc @dtolnay
Some projecst are only available as .tar.xz archives. For example, Zig releases for Linux and macOS are only available as .tar.xz archives.
This PR adds support to dotslash for .tar.xz archives, using the xz2 crate to provide the functionality. The xz2 create wraps the liblzma library.
In this change, the library is linked statically, so that the resulting binary does not depend on the liblzma library being installed on the system.
File size impact:
This increases the binary size by 67,568 bytes on macOS. It comes down to 16,704 if we use dynamic linking. For now, I've chosen to use static linking.
Licensing concerns:
Per xz/COPYING,
So it should be safe to link statically or dynamically from a licensing point of view.
Testing: We'll need to update https://github.com/zertosh/dotslash_fixtures to generate a .tar.xz archive as well to be able to add a fixture for it.
Resolves #10