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This should at least resolve the issue seen in rails#77. I created a 'bad' PDF containing 'wmv' (see `strings test/fixtures/name/application/pdf/wmv.pdf | rg wmv2`). And with `unicodeBE` and `unicodeLe` support, `wmv` and `wma` files aren't mistakenly identified as `video/x-ms-asf` (it's not wrong since they're using ASF but it's not the quite specific type). Furthermore it also resolves the `audio2.mp3` case of issue rails#125
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hi folks,
this should at least solve the PDF issue seen in issue 77 (third comment).
I created a 'bad' PDF containing
wmv(seestrings test/fixtures/name/application/pdf/wmv.pdf | rg wmv2).And with
unicodeBEandunicodeLesupport,wmvandwmafiles aren't mistakenly identified asvideo/x-ms-asf(it's not wrong since they're using ASF but it's not the quite specific type).However, keep in mind that I while I attached some fixtures, I didn't includea valid
zipfile containingwmv2(see the first comment in the issue).I'd assume that this is also solved by this PR but I don't know how to properly reproduce a valid zip file containing the string without brute forcing tbh. 🔨
Furthermore it also resolves the
audio2.mp3case of issue #125PS: I'm looking for a new adventure in case anybody is looking to hire or work with a Ruby/Rails/Crystal dev