Closed anfragment closed 1 month ago
In case anyone wants to work on this, I can walk you through a solution.
I think I can try
@Noahnut thanks for offering help, but it turns out $contenttype determines the type base on requests' Sec-Fetch-Dest header instead of response's Content-Type. The issue is incorrect.
The Content-Type header values can potentially contain parameters after a semicolon, in addition to the media type. Our $contenttype modifier implementation doesn't take that into account.
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