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unzip -l windows_images.zip | grep 20240823_021850_before_screenshot

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Same. Not only windows_image, also on other zip files. If using code to get infolist (as below), will find many duplicates. It may not impact manually extract, it does trigger tons of warnings if enumerate infolist and write to another zip file. It looks the zip files were created with redudant write operations.

with zipfile.ZipFile(zip_file, 'r') as z:
        infolist = z.infolist()