bpo-45507: Throw EOF error when gzip headers or trailers are truncated #29023
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This is to keep error compatibility with 3.10 and lower.
rhpvorderman
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Closing this PR as it confounds two issues: Header and trailer |
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This is to keep error compatibility with 3.10 and lower.
It was missed in my last PR #27941. When the gzip member contains an incomplete trailer (less than 8 bytes) the GzipFile-based implementation of 3.10 and below would throuw an EOF error, so the newer in-memory implementation should do the same.
Currently it throws 'struct.error: unpack requires a buffer of 8 bytes' when the trailer is truncated.
https://bugs.python.org/issue45507