java.lang.Exception: zlib not compatible on this system about archive-patcher HOT 11 CLOSED

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Please provide the details of the device in question: the manufacturer, model, and the exact build number of Android where the crash is occurring. With this we can try to cross-reference with AOSP and see if there is anything broken.

As a general rule, devices running Ice Cream Sandwich or later are compatible. More details on compatibility are found below:
https://github.com/andrewhayden/archive-patcher#compatibility-window

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thank you for your answer,you can see the screenshot for more details.

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this device find crash zlib not compatible on this system.

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Thank you for providing these details for repro. The details have been communicated to right stakeholders. I don't have any additional details to provide at this time. I'll ping the folks at Google to see if they are willing and able to update this issue appropriately.

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Hello,is there any response for this problem?

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The README.md file has been updated with contact information (see the bottom of the document). I'll leave this bug open and leave it to Google to resolve once the fix is available.

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Thank you, this problem has been fixed.

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AFAIK there is no upstreamed fix in this repository yet. @canamaria do you have any updates on an upstream fix here?

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This issue did not require a fix in the Archive Patcher code base and was caused by this ZLIB 1.2.11 regression.

Archive Patcher's compatibility test relies on a cached Deflater which was producing corrupt output as a result of the bug above. Marking as fixed, as this should no longer be a problem.

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This is a zlib regression as described by @canamaria. Upgrading or downgrading your version of Android and/or the Java runtime will most likely fix the problem. The only alternative we have is to try and detect the bug and fall back to a code path that doesn't cache the deflater/inflater instances that are being used.

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mac os also has this problem, jdk is 1.7.0_80. is this project can just run on linux or Android?

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