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In settings, we have defined a dict (MIME_LOOKUP) to lookup the thumbnail icon for the resource's mime type. The corresponding thumbnail images are stored on our production S3 bucket.
For of the audio mime types, the lookup will fail because there is not file in the bucket. For mime type audio/3gppthere is no file called 3gpp.png in the bucket.
Actual behavior
See above.
Expected behavior
For each of the mime types the corresponding icon file should exist in our production buckets. I suggest to create a generic audio file icon (so far we have mp3 and mp4) the we use for all audio types.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
If we want to have a custom icon for each of the audio types, we'd need create a whole heap of images, see here. That's why I thought we'd go with a generic audio icon for all the less common formats.
Steps to reproduce the error
In settings, we have defined a
dict
(MIME_LOOKUP
) to lookup the thumbnail icon for the resource's mime type. The corresponding thumbnail images are stored on our production S3 bucket.For of the audio mime types, the lookup will fail because there is not file in the bucket. For mime type
audio/3gpp
there is no file called3gpp.png
in the bucket.Actual behavior
See above.
Expected behavior
For each of the mime types the corresponding icon file should exist in our production buckets. I suggest to create a generic audio file icon (so far we have mp3 and mp4) the we use for all audio types.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: