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Johnathan Corgan
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On every release tag the .apk jobs' Blossom upload got HTTP 415 from blossom.primal.net on all three attempts, so no NIP-94 event has ever been published for an .apk, and the run stayed green without saying so. nak takes the upload's Content-Type from the file extension through the host's MIME table, which maps .apk to Android's package type; .ipk has no entry and goes up as application/octet-stream, which the server accepts. The upload loop both jobs repeated now lives in .github/scripts/blossom-upload.sh, which uploads a copy of the package with no extension, so it goes up as application/octet-stream like the .ipk. The Blossom address is the content hash and the NIP-94 event carries the real filename, so nothing visible changes. A failed upload still leaves the tag run green, since the package is already on the GitHub release, but it now raises a warning annotation and adds a line to the run summary. .github/scripts/test-blossom-upload.sh runs the helper against a stub Blossom server that refuses the Android type, in the .apk job on every run with the pinned nak, and shellcheck covers both scripts.