Commit to add is_gzipped into the mix for making optional checks on compressed files without gz extensions.

[apatnaik14]

Hi Team,

In regards to the issue previously raised under

#180

I have created a pull request to merge the changes of adding support of gz files even though the file extension may not be .gz. Please review and advise is the above can be merged to master.

Regards,
Arpan

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[apatnaik14]

CLA signed.

I have updated the email details for verification purposes. Not sure why the build is failing. The error does not correlate to the change I made.

Please advise.

[apatnaik14]

@yaauie I apologize for the multiple updates, but I was hoping to check if there was anything pending on the above pull request and if the above feature is something that can be merged into master.

[yaauie]

@apatnaik14 while this is assigned to me, it fell to the back burner while we finalised the 7.3.0 release and I'm just picking it up now.

I can see the value in allowing users of this plugin to force gzip decoding regardless of filenames, and appreciate your contribution.

I have created an alternate implementation with #185 that adds decode_gzip => force. I avoided using a boolean value because a default value of false for is_gzipped would imply that gzip-decoding would be disabled entirely which is not the case in implementation.

[apatnaik14]

@yaauie Thank you so much for the update! I was hoping to check if there was a release plan for the above change or maybe a tentative date on when the change will be available in the master build?