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I'm interested in seeing if I could tackle this - it seems deceptively simple, albeit I'd have some basic spitball-y questions about the approach. I might be overthinking this a bit, but I'm wondering what the best way to signal the client that the attachment should be "spoilered" might be. I know Discord seemingly uses the approach of literally just appending SPOILER_ to the name of the file and seemingly reacting to that, but that seems a bit clunky? Perhaps it's the best form of in-band signaling there is, but I feel like it misses the point a bit. Database wise, this shouldn't be much harder than adding a new field on the entity for files, but I'm just wondering where to go from there.
Sorry, this is a bit of a ramble - just looking to get your thoughts on it.
S3 does support metadata; it could simply be metadata. But in my opinion the best approach would be to implement that in the database that handles the message/chat, not the file server, but that's just me rambling.
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