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When parsing v2.1 data, VALUE=BINARY is recognized if specified explicitly or implicitly if the property type is PHOTO or LOGO (see also #676). Most importantly, this means that data is base64-decoded / base64-encoded--regardless of whether ENCODING=BASE64 is also present.
vCard version 2.1 apparently does not have a value type BINARY. Futhermore, the ENCODING parameter is valid for all property types.
version: 4.5.5
When parsing v2.1 data,
VALUE=BINARY
is recognized if specified explicitly or implicitly if the property type isPHOTO
orLOGO
(see also #676). Most importantly, this means that data is base64-decoded / base64-encoded--regardless of whetherENCODING=BASE64
is also present.vCard version 2.1 apparently does not have a value type
BINARY
. Futhermore, theENCODING
parameter is valid for all property types.I would expect for v2.1 that
VALUE=BINARY
for v2.1 throws an exception or provides an error with validate() (see also vCard validation: Invalid value type should report an error #682),ENCODING=BASE64
, regardless of value type, orThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: