Concerning Re: MIME types
Hendrik Maryns wrote on 17 Sep 2008, 16:02, at least in part:
> Hendrik Maryns schreef:
> > Second question: is it useful to enter more specific MIME types then
> > the generic application/octet-stream? Does it make any difference
> > anywhere if it says image/png or application/x-tex? The latter
> > might be problematic, I suppose, since it doesn’t say ‘text’,
> > although a TeX file is text only and should not be excluded from
> > contextual merge.
Had the same issue with javascript and SVG files. For the latter I
ended up commenting out the MIME setting, for the former I fell
back to the deprecated text/javascript. Dunno what good it does in
either case, probably there is some relevance when browsing the
repository. For binary files like images or PDF I guess it is better
to set a MIME type of at least application/something so that by
any chance SVN does not consider it as ASCII. And then one can
do it right and set the correct MIME type ...
Jan Hendrik
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Received on 2008-09-17 16:42:41 CEST