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more robust FEAT detect for non-standard impl #3

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@MurmeltierS MurmeltierS commented May 2, 2024

should fix #2

this implements the fix already present in ftpdeno nullobsi/ftpdeno@b0c6be8

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  • Refactor
    • Improved feature mapping logic in FTP functionality for more precise operation.

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The update in the FTPClient class improves the feature detection mechanism by switching from includes to startsWith for the feats object. This change enhances the accuracy of feature recognition, specifically targeting the AUTH and PROT commands as part of improving FEAT support.

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src/classes/ftp-client.ts Updated feature mapping to use startsWith for better FEAT support.

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Better support for FEAT (#2)
Handle AUTH and PROT in FEAT (#11, #12) It's unclear if specific handling for AUTH and PROT has been implemented.

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A hop, a skip, a code deploy,
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From includes to startsWith we leap,
Ensuring our FTP feats are not cheap.
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@MurmeltierS MurmeltierS merged commit 0f2b113 into main May 2, 2024
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sntran commented May 2, 2024

There was another fix that handled specific cases of AUTH and PROT: nullobsi/ftpdeno@0d27140

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@sntran sorry, overlooked that. will take a look tomorrow. otherwise, feel free to open a PR.

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