tests: Hash randomization can cause .pl MIME to vary #959
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Since Perl 5.18, MIME::Types has started to vary the reported MIME type for perl scripts. It can be either application/perl or text/perl. This change will make sure that the test verifies that the content-type is the same as MIME::Types reports for .pl, without having to know which one it is.
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Looking further, I found https://rt.cpan.org/Public/Bug/Display.html?id=82100 as well. |
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Merged, thanks! |
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Since Perl 5.18, MIME::Types has started to vary the reported MIME
type for perl scripts. It can be either application/perl or text/perl.
This change will make sure that the test verifies that the
content-type is the same as MIME::Types reports for .pl, without
having to know which one it is.
You can reproduce the issue by doing
a few times on perl 5.18.
This was reported to Debian, http://bugs.debian.org/720975.