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If there is not a `csrf-token` meta tag in the document, the blob record
XHR was including an `X-CSRF-Token` header set to the string
"undefined." Instead of setting it to undefined, it should not be
included in the absence of a meta tag.
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Context https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/33413#issuecomment-414137587
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Closes #33450.
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Prevent older versions of Chrome from appending a Content-Type header containing the Blob type, rendering the request invalid if we intend not to provide a Content-Type. This behavior was observed in Chrome 58.
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To pick up 21417e02e906f6b64f013aafefdc0cb8ea8b5e74
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Fixes #31531
Closes #31540
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Direct upload on firefox is not working because it can’t handle click
events on “input[type=submit]”.
After a successful upload we can see on console a xml parse error, it
happens because AWS S3 success body response is empty, so changing the
reponseType suppress this error.
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