Per the discussion in #54, I've refactored the MediaTypeRegistry to use an inner type, MediaType, to store type information. This allows for users to add their own custom types as needed.
I also wrote unit tests for the old API and verified that they still work with the new one.
I removed the non-IANA types that were previously present in the registry, which could be a breaking change for some users (see the conversation in #54). If necessary, I'll add them back in, but I really think removing them is the right choice.
ryanmeador
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8 years ago
Per the discussion in #54, I've refactored the MediaTypeRegistry to use an inner type, MediaType, to store type information. This allows for users to add their own custom types as needed.
I also wrote unit tests for the old API and verified that they still work with the new one.
I removed the non-IANA types that were previously present in the registry, which could be a breaking change for some users (see the conversation in #54). If necessary, I'll add them back in, but I really think removing them is the right choice.