We have the following workflow to read an entry from file

// Pseudocode
int32_t err;
err = mz_zip_goto_entry(zip_handle, offset);
err = mz_zip_entry_get_info(zip_handle, ...);
auto read_bytes = mz_zip_entry_read(zip_handle, ...);
uint32_t expectedCRC32;
int64_t expectedCompressedSize;
int64_t expectedUncompressedSize;
err = mz_zip_entry_read_close(zip_handle, &expectedCRC32, &expectedCompressedSize, &expectedUncompressedSize);

We noticed that mz_zip_entry_read_close manipulates the stream if non-NULL args are passed

However, the comment only speaks of compression which is not the case for a read-only archive.

Hence, we observed that the stream manipulation in mz_zip_entry_read_close lead to corrupt streams for reads of subsequent enries (mz_zip_entry_read_header fails on the MZ_ZIP_MAGIC_CENTRALHEADER check).

As a workaround we simply call mz_zip_entry_close instead which solves the issue as now mz_zip_entry_read_close is called with NULL args.

Is it a file issue, an application issue or library issue? Thank you!