Treat all directories with known UTI as file wrapper #896
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Switched to using |
brentleyjones
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Jun 19, 2020
toshi0383
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@KhaosT Can you add a changelog entry? |
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✅ Done~ Always forget that 😅 |
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Not sure if it's a bugfix though. |
KhaosT
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Renamed title :) |
yonaskolb
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This PR updated the logic that used to determine if we should apply special treatment for certain folders to mirror the behavior closer to what we had before #826. With this change, a folder will only be considered as a normal folder if it contains an extension that's not mapped to a known UTI.
This PR addressed the issue reported in #894.