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A concise description of why we're pursuing this task.
Instead of relying on extension, we can deduce the compression type by checking file headers. File::LibMagic is a Perl package that binds to the c library that seems like it would be a good fit and probably much easier to use than our own implementation for checking magic strings.
Completion Criteria:
What is the goal, and how do we know this task is accomplished?
If File::LibMagic is viable implement the solution. Else propose an alternative implementation and create a following ticket that is linked to this one that describes the implementation.
Implementation Summary
Give enough technical detail for a teammate to understand the proposed solution.
Background:
A concise description of why we're pursuing this task.
Instead of relying on extension, we can deduce the compression type by checking file headers. File::LibMagic is a Perl package that binds to the c library that seems like it would be a good fit and probably much easier to use than our own implementation for checking magic strings.
Completion Criteria:
What is the goal, and how do we know this task is accomplished?
If File::LibMagic is viable implement the solution. Else propose an alternative implementation and create a following ticket that is linked to this one that describes the implementation.
Implementation Summary
Give enough technical detail for a teammate to understand the proposed solution.
We should evaluate File::LibMagic.
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