Reduce msi false-positives#225
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We don't currently have any false-positive tests, but it shouldn't be hard to add here: https://github.com/sindresorhus/file-type/blob/43d3cd63b46ee7bc3d2c8cc7bfd0788f7291cec4/test.js |
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@sindresorhus added support for false positive tests + corresponding fixture files Let me know if there's anything else. |
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Closes #162
See #162 (comment)
Hi, is anyone able to provide true positive .msi files?
Using the following check I've been able to detect
msi-es (that I've found) without having a false positive on.doc,.xlsor.pptFull disclosure: I started with the commented out magic bytes from #162 (comment) but ended up just reading the byte stream of
msifiles.To get the tests passing the check is actually:
I'm shortening it to make it the largest subset of both ie.
I've got sample .ppt, .doc and .xls that I've tested this against and that don't return positive, how would I go about integrating them into the test suite @sindresorhus ?
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