Incorrect content-type
# r2m
MightyCeres
05/26/2023, 7:54 PMYes… it’s one file… I created a cors rule and I’m accessing the file directly
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Sid | R2
05/27/2023, 1:51 AMYeah can you send me that file if it isn’t sensitive? I’m not sure what’s so special about this.
R2 will generally try to guess the content-type if you don’t supply one with your file. Can you also show me how you’re uploading these files? I’ll try doing the same thing then
Sid | R2
05/27/2023, 1:52 AMOh you just use Wrangler..
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MightyCeres
05/27/2023, 2:02 AMI discovered the issue
MightyCeres
05/27/2023, 2:03 AMthe issue is that the file was uploaded the first time without specifying the content-type
MightyCeres
05/27/2023, 2:03 AMall the other times I've specified the content type but the cache didn't refresh
MightyCeres
05/27/2023, 2:03 AMso it kept serving the first file (cached) instead of the version that It was visible in my R2 dashboard
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Sid | R2
05/27/2023, 4:09 AMOh good! When you say “cached”, I’m assuming you mean you’re serving these assets from a public bucket via a zone with caching enabled? Because R2 is strongly consistent, and won’t cache things on its own
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