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Before anything, that contained a starting SVG tag was identified as an SVG. This patch should make the detection a little more robust. 🤞 See issue rails#107 for the case of identifying JS as SVG See issue rails#111 for the case of identifying CSV as SVG See issue rails#125 for the case of identifying audio1.mp3 as SVG
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Hi folks,
anything, that contained a starting SVG tag (
<svg) somewhere in the first characters, was identified as an SVG. This patch should make the detection a little more robust. 🤞See issue #107 for the case of identifying JS as SVG
See issue #111 for the case of identifying CSV as SVG
See issue #125 for the case of identifying
audio1.mp3as SVGPS: I'm looking for a new adventure in case anybody is looking to hire or work with a Ruby/Rails/Crystal dev