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Fix issue with .7 where 7zip extracts the file without the noarch%2F on it #140

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This should fix #134 as well as any issue where WinRPM was failing to find the extracted cpio file from an rpm file. See #134 for a full discussion of why this was happening in .7.

This along with #136 & #139 should restore WinRPM to working condition in .7. However, the package produces a large number of warnings and a deprecation errors so this might change as .7 matures.

I am not sure if my @static if VERSION < v"0.7.0-DEV" is the proper way to fence off .7 code from .6 code. If not please let me know. I have tested this on both .7 and .6 and with this code in place files download, extract, and install successfully.

After looking this fix might be a duplicate of #137 as the problem looks the same but I did not look in depth at it.

tbeason and others added 8 commits February 2, 2018 09:49
errors. I updated usage to Compat.Sys.BINDIR.
I had trouble with `escape` butchering a folderpath into a filename. I found that using a simple regex match to pick off the filename solved my problems. Don't know if other people might have had this issue as well. I'm on Windows 7 and Julia v0.7.
The `basename` function does what the previous regex match did, so use that instead.
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Closing this as it pulling in far too much from my branch.

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