Wrap return value of archive_write_data_block(3) #108
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archive_write_data_block(3) might depending on the version of libarchive on success return 0 or the number of bytes written. `archive_write_data_block` however always expects 0 on success. See man:archive_write_data(3)
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archive_write_data_block(3) might depending on the version of libarchive on success return 0 or the number of bytes written.
archive_write_data_blockhowever always expects 0 on success. See man:archive_write_data(3)