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Replying to #12 ,
The missing content types are for html files. They are always missing when I download MS extensions from the marketplace, or github. I deploy them to an on-prem TFS (2017U3) using Tfx-Cli, and if I don't add "contentType": "text/html" entries to the files object in vss-extension.json for all served .html files, all my browsers just download, or offer to download, html files instead of displaying them. I'm guessing later versions of TFS/ADO correctly infer the contentType from the file itself, and you don't deploy to the versions that don't (like 2017U3). Either that, or your deployment is adding the missing content types, at some point, to the manifest (but not committing those changes). Or I guess it's possible our app tier's web server is not configured properly.
Replying to #12 , The missing content types are for html files. They are always missing when I download MS extensions from the marketplace, or github. I deploy them to an on-prem TFS (2017U3) using Tfx-Cli, and if I don't add
"contentType": "text/html"
entries to thefiles
object invss-extension.json
for all served .html files, all my browsers just download, or offer to download, html files instead of displaying them. I'm guessing later versions of TFS/ADO correctly infer the contentType from the file itself, and you don't deploy to the versions that don't (like 2017U3). Either that, or your deployment is adding the missing content types, at some point, to the manifest (but not committing those changes). Or I guess it's possible our app tier's web server is not configured properly.