Associate file extensions and MIME types #83
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An implementation may associate a file extension with a MIME type. In this case, it is sufficient for a manifest to only contain the file extension, even if the implementation only supports filtering on MIME types. Similarly, an implementation may associate a MIME type with one or more file extensions. In this case, it is sufficient for a manifest to only contain a MIME type (optionally with wildcard subtype), even if the implementation only supports filtering of file extensions.
raymeskhoury
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May 7, 2019
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Hmm, do we want to do this even if an implementation does support filtering on MIME types?
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An implementation may associate a file extension with
a MIME type. In this case, it is sufficient for a manifest
to only contain the file extension, even if the implementation
only supports filtering on MIME types.
Similarly, an implementation may associate a MIME type with
one or more file extensions. In this case, it is sufficient
for a manifest to only contain a MIME type (optionally with
wildcard subtype), even if the implementation only supports
filtering of file extensions.
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