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Remove HTML file checking in setDocInfo #3218
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The intent for the code being changed here is to prevent user from using Live Dev on non-HTML files, but that is apparently being prevented elsewhere, because I cannot find anything that is broken with this change. Looks good. Merging. |
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Remove HTML file checking in setDocInfo
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Now that the static server exists, I believe that checking for type should be done by the
canServefunction of the provider. The StaticProvider already checks for HTML extension, so this line of code can not be executed anyway. This is a temporary fix as a longer term re-factoring is need.