Provides a simple git filter tool to deal with zipped files.
Dealing with zipped files in git is not fun at all. To overcome this, Sippey Fun Lab created a tool called zippey in 2014. Its purpose is:
Zippey is a Git filter that un-zip zip-based file into a simple text format during git add/commit ("clean" process) and recover the original zip-based file after git checkout ("smudge" process). Since diff is taken on the "cleaned" file after file is added, it is likely real changes to file can be reflected by original git diff command. This also solves the problem that the diff results for these files being useless and not readable for humanbeings.
Since zipppey needs python to be installed on a machine (an I generally don't have that), I created NZippey to achieve the same goal using a .NET tool.
The output will be fully compatible to zippey so switching/mixing the two will not be an issue.
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