There is no mime type registered for TOML files. When I check the existing toml mime type using following command - file --mime-type -b filename I get *text/plain*.
Interestingly I get the text/plain for the java files generated through netbeans as well. I have few questions now - 1. What is the use of MIME type when I am registering a new file type in netbeans? 2. is that MIME type internal to netbeans use? 3. should I use text/x-toml for toml files types in netbeans and will it be still text/plain for outer world? Regards, Rahul Khandelwal
