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… hash containing a file handle, filename, and mimetype (filename and mimetype are optional)
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(For the record the old way of using just a filehandle hasn't changed... it's still supported. This hash-in-hash technique was the easiest and least-surgery way to provide filename and mimetype overrides) |
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I finally got around to doing this change... This allows you to do something akin to this:
And will still upload the multipart file, but override the filename (and optionally the mimetype using the mimetype: parameter in the hash) from what would normally be pulled from file_info.
This is useful for anyone using the library who might need to control the filename and mimetype of the file being uploaded (we use it for security tests).