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Adobe Illustrator files should use application/pdf #22
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I have not problem with this change, but I do not see having the time to make the change for a few weeks (even though it’s small). I can probably get a PR merged and released by next weekend if you submit a PR for the change (all you need to change are the |
Alright, done. Please let me know if there's anything I've missed. 👍 |
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After mime-types#23 (mime-types#22) now the `.preferred_extension` for `application/pdf` is `ai` which is not fully correct.
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MiniMime released a new version yesterday which has pulled in the latest updates from https://github.com/mime-types/mime-types-data which has in turn pulled in @Alhadis's fix to correctly classify .ai files as PDFs in mime-types/mime-types-data#22
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MiniMime released a new version yesterday which has pulled in the latest updates from https://github.com/mime-types/mime-types-data which has in turn pulled in @Alhadis's fix to correctly classify .ai files as PDFs in mime-types/mime-types-data#22
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This gem lists
.ai
files asapplication/postscript
, but Adobe Illustrator hasn't used EPS as its native format since 2000 or so. Version 9 and onwards save artwork as ordinary PDFs with editor-specific metadata included.See github-linguist/linguist#4572 for a related discussion.
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