minizip2 2.8.9 (new formula)

[vszakats]

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(Test fails with Error: cannot load such file -- test/unit/assertions. Investigating.)

[javian]

Lookin at the acknoledgements this code is based on what is labeled as minizip today in the core tap from what I can tell.

[BrewTestBot]

• Dependency 'bzip2' may be unnecessary as it is provided by macOS; try to build this formula without it.
• Dependency 'zlib' may be unnecessary as it is provided by macOS; try to build this formula without it.

[fxcoudert]

Yes, it is a fork of the original project, released under the same name. Some other distributions have integrated it as minizip2 but that does not really fit with our usually naming scheme.

• If it were two versions of the same project, then it would simply be minizip, and the older one would be removed or become minizip@1
• If it's a fork, and it is sufficiently widely used for inclusion, then nmoinvaz-minizip is probably its name.

[vszakats]

@javian Yes, it was originally forked from there, but it's completely rewritten by now, and offers support for AES encryption, LZMA, BZ2, zlib-ng, in-memory operation, volumes and lots more. Plus a retrofitted minizip 1.x compatibility interface.

[vszakats]

I'm not aware of other popular modern forks of the original (and long abandoned) minizip 1.x, so either @2, or the old one renamed to @1 or even to zlib-minizip (as it was and still is embedded as a contrib inside the zlib source tree.) macports settled with minizip2. Other distros under discussion here.

No hard preference though. We may also rename later, when there is a general agreement amongst distros.

[vszakats]

@BrewTestBot Test this please.