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Possibly a regression from 51d46a0. |
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We are now tracking this issue in #15742. |
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Cyberduck Version 8.8.1 (41263)
Editor: Sublime Text 4, Build 4169
Protocol: AWS
OS: macOS Ventura 13.6.3
I have a website through AWS (Route 53, S3, Cloudfront). Worth noting is that I like to omit ".html" from my html files for a cleaner url. In the metadata,
Content-Typeis set totext/htmlso it's served instead of just downloaded. I also have the<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">tag in the file's<head>.Steps
Content-Type: application/octet-streamOptionally, immediately after step 2, I can skip to step 5 to see the change in metadata.
Expected Behavior
On step 4, I expect the page to be served like before. On step 5, I expect the metadata to stay as
text/htmlinstead of changing.What I've Tried
I don't experience the same issue after editing my index.html file.
I also notice that I can't view or edit the
Content-Typemetadata attribute in Cyberduck (cmd+i).After testing with previous versions of Cyberduck, I found the latest version I can edit suffixless html files (without the metadata changing on me) and the
Content-Typeproperty is 8.7.2. With >= 8.8.0, I run into the above issues. I'm going to stick with 8.7.2 for now, but it would be great to know if this is how 8.8.0+ is supposed to work, or if there's something I need to do to make the metadata stick.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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