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MimeMagic is incorrectly detecting XLSX files as application/zip #1820
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Not entirely sure why, I have the latest shared-mime-info package installed. Some if not all XLXS files are being detected as application/zip when double checked through mime magic.
It makes use of the mimemagic gem, and it's this gem that is incorrectly returning the incorrect type.
This cropped up with out of memory errors when trying to explore a largish spreadsheet. When there is an error there is step to double check and update the mime type.
the mimemagic gem is no longer actively supported, and ActiveStorage now uses Marcel, which I've tested and checked it responds with the correct mimetype.
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