Enable ZIP_DEFLATED compression for office files#74
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Enable ZIP_DEFLATED compression for office files#74phreaker0 wants to merge 1 commit intoopenscilab:mainfrom
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docx/xlsx/pptx by default use the DEFLATE compression. After removing the metadata dmeta saves the output as a zip file without any compression applied resulting in a bigger file than before (in my case a ~100 kb file increased to ~500kb after using dmeta). So let dmeta also use the DEFLATE compression for saving.
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docx/xlsx/pptx by default use the DEFLATE compression. After removing the metadata dmeta saves the output as a zip file without any compression applied resulting in a bigger file than before (in my case a ~100 kb file increased to ~500kb after using dmeta).
So let dmeta also use the DEFLATE compression for saving.
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