Describe the bug
When creating a RemoteFileNode, there seems to be an issue with the file extension having a duplicate dot. This is due to the way the extension is being appended in the code.
The code:
ext: extension ? `.${extension}` : undefined,results in a double dot before the file extension, e.g., ..jpg, since the extension variable already contains a dot.
Expected behavior
The file extension should only have one dot before it, e.g., .jpg.
Solution:
To fix this, the dot before extension in the template literal can be removed:
ext: extension || undefined
Here is the code line:
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ext: extension ? `.${extension}` : undefined, |
Describe the bug
When creating a RemoteFileNode, there seems to be an issue with the file extension having a duplicate dot. This is due to the way the extension is being appended in the code.
The code:
results in a double dot before the file extension, e.g., ..jpg, since the extension variable already contains a dot.
Expected behavior
The file extension should only have one dot before it, e.g., .jpg.
Solution:
To fix this, the dot before extension in the template literal can be removed:
ext: extension || undefinedHere is the code line:
plugins/packages/gatsby-source-airtable/gatsby-node.js
Line 309 in b7b48b7