image/x-nikon-nrw and image/x-samsung-srw are not valid mimeTypes according
to QMimeDatabase. See also https://phabricator.kde.org/D27865
Extend documenttest to check the mimetypes returned by MimeTypeUtils::imageMimeTypes().
Re-enable documentest and remove the redundant exiv2/exif.hpp #include
to fix the build, it seems it's not needed.
make && ctest, all of them pass except contextmanagertest, which is
unrelated AFAICS.
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Not being an expert in MIME types and camera RAW formats, is it possible that these MIMEtypes exist in the wind anyway despiye not being valid from the perspective of QMimeDatabase? We don't want to break any of our users.
QMimeDatabase uses shared-mime-info.
The image/x-nikon-nrw type is missing from SMI, see also https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=415951
Apparently the same for samsung-srw.
Both types are used by e.g. RawTherapee, and exist as distinct types.
Unfortunately SMI is very slow in picking up new entries ...
Thanks, so then it sounds like the real solution is to submit these types to shared-mime-info. I submitted a patch once, it wasn't hard. However I don't have any of these files or a means to create them, so I don't think I can be the one to do so.