Filesystem::mimeType return type conflicts with FileAttributes::mimeType() #1855
Description
Bug Report
| Q | A |
|---|---|
| Flysystem Version | 3.29.1 |
| Adapter Name | - |
| Adapter version | - |
Summary
FileAttributes::mimeType() returns ?string but Filesystem::mimeType() returns string. This means that if the former returns null, the latter will throw a TypeError exception. This issue may also affect other attributes.