Closed miqrogroove closed 2 years ago
It's a valid image when I just tried it. We can change the content-type to hopefully make you and your email client happy.
I tried Gmail and Thunderbird. Both show this file as an anonymous blob. Gmail calls it noname
and Thunderbird calls it Part 1.2
Pushed change (a37b8254f316555a44c6568d6b98dd34492ba23f) to set mime type for attachments.
After clicking the "Share" link on a Details page and completing the email form, Pawtucket generates a multipart message including what appears to be a malformed thumbnail attachment. The payload begins with:
After that, my email client creates a generic filename with no extension. I had to open this in a text editor to find out that it was supposed to be an image. So, this is taking up space in the message and doing nothing else.