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AzCopy 10.11 finally adds the capability to define your own file extension -> content-type mappings using a JSON file.
If the AZCOPY_CONTENT_TYPE_MAP environment variable is set to the path of a JSON file, the mappings defined in this file will take precedence over the mappings built into the operating system. https://github.com/Azure/azure-storage-azcopy/wiki/Custom-mime-mapping
With this new feature you finally get full control of the target blobs' Content-Type properties when AzCopy-ing.
I have been waiting for this AzCopy feature for more than 2.5 years (Azure/azure-storage-azcopy#136 (comment))
Please update the pipeline task to use AzCopy >= 10.11 so that this can be utilized in the Azure File Copy task.
AzCopy 10.11 finally adds the capability to define your own file extension -> content-type mappings using a JSON file.
If the
AZCOPY_CONTENT_TYPE_MAP
environment variable is set to the path of a JSON file, the mappings defined in this file will take precedence over the mappings built into the operating system.https://github.com/Azure/azure-storage-azcopy/wiki/Custom-mime-mapping
With this new feature you finally get full control of the target blobs' Content-Type properties when AzCopy-ing.
I have been waiting for this AzCopy feature for more than 2.5 years (Azure/azure-storage-azcopy#136 (comment))
Please update the pipeline task to use AzCopy >= 10.11 so that this can be utilized in the Azure File Copy task.
PS! This task would also resolve #14809
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