Rescue when there's no extension in the remotable (#6358)
* Rescue when there's no extension in the remotable Sometimes the remotable is pointing to a directory with no file extension. Maybe it should not be expecting to identify based on extensions to begin with, but since it's the case, it should be ready for it. * Fix codeclimate issue * Check if filename is nil instead of rescueing exception Suggestion made in the PR * Avoid concatenation issue if filename is nil If filename is nil, extname was undefined * Invert condition Address PR commentsgh/stable
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@ -28,7 +28,11 @@ module Remotable
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matches = response.headers['content-disposition']&.match(/filename="([^"]*)"/)
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matches = response.headers['content-disposition']&.match(/filename="([^"]*)"/)
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filename = matches.nil? ? parsed_url.path.split('/').last : matches[1]
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filename = matches.nil? ? parsed_url.path.split('/').last : matches[1]
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basename = SecureRandom.hex(8)
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basename = SecureRandom.hex(8)
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extname = File.extname(filename)
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extname = if filename.nil?
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else
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File.extname(filename)
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end
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send("#{attachment_name}=", StringIO.new(response.to_s))
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send("#{attachment_name}=", StringIO.new(response.to_s))
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send("#{attachment_name}_file_name=", basename + extname)
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send("#{attachment_name}_file_name=", basename + extname)
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