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Use gzip's GzipFile to manage compression/decompression - #4
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This came about due to a recent change rolled out by AppVeyor at the beginning of this month. ref: https://www.appveyor.com/blog/
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Mirrors variable naming within `encode` in `decode`.
To handle compression and decompression with the GZip format in a Python 2/3 compatible way, use a `GzipFile` instance backed by an in-memory `BytesIO` buffer for reading and writing from. Offloads the manual header and footer handling to the Python builtin `gzip` module simplifying the code a bit.
As the compression/decompression strategy has changed to handle headers and footers, update the fixtures accordingly.
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Just as a note, had merged in upstream |
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Related to zarr-developers#87
Makes use of the builtin
gzipmodule'sGzipFilebacked by aBytesIObuffer to manage compression/decompression. Avoids handling the messy details of the GZip format by letting Python do them for us. Should catch some other format subtleties (e.g. optional headers, footers) as well as handling any checksum issues that might occur.