Fixes #9: Validate file size before content type #10
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Aside from the fact that checking size is cheaper, this change fixes a misleading and confusing message described in issue kaleidos#9, where a user uploading a MS Word .doc file which is too big is told incorrectly that the content type is wrong. The tests were changed to work (only) with Django 1.6 and above, which changed humanize to add a non-breaking space (\xa0) between a value and its unit. See this ticket for more details: https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/20246 I tested with these dependencies along with Python 2.7.6: Django==1.6.11 python-magic==0.4.10
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The Travis test fails for the same reason my local attempt with Django 1.7 failed: (common migration issue with Django 1.7 -- the Travis setup uses a level of Django with which the base tests fail) |
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Aside from the fact that checking size is cheaper, this change fixes a misleading and confusing message described in issue #9, where a user uploading a MS Word .doc file which is too big is told incorrectly that the content type is wrong.
The tests were changed to work (only) with Django 1.6 and above, which changed humanize to add a non-breaking space (\xa0) between a value and its unit. See this ticket for more
details:
I tested with these dependencies along with Python 2.7.6: