astextplain: restore passthrough for plaintext DOC/DOT files #626
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The fix for git-for-windows/git#5641 broke diffs for plaintext DOC and DOT files: $ echo Test > test.doc $ git add test.doc $ git diff --cached E: unsupported filetype test.doc Since `file` correctly identifies the mimetype of such files as `text/plain`, this can be fixed by simply covering this case and printing the file content as it was done previously. Signed-off-by: Claudio Hoffmann <c.hoffmann@dev-threads.de>
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Thank you for the contribution! The checksums were incorrect, though, and unfortunately I lack the permission to fix it in this PR, therefore I opened #628. |
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The fix for git-for-windows/git#5641 broke diffs for plaintext DOC and DOT files:
Since
filecorrectly identifies the mimetype of such files astext/plain, this can be fixed by simply covering this case and printing the file content as it was done previously.