Manually set content-type when using .attach

Hey! I’m sending a request like this

request
    .post('http://website.com/upload')
    .attach('image', path)
    .send(payload)
    .set('content-type', 'multipart/form-data; boundary=----WebKitFormBoundaryKWf3FhTklvtPkprk')

However, the content-type gets overridden by superagents own value. Resulting in a res.req._headers like this

content-type': 'multipart/form-data; boundary=--------------------------442535245526379898253153

Is there any way i can force set the content-type manually?

Or perhaps figure out superagents content-type pre-post so i can use the same boundary in my .send(payload)

[kornelski]

You can’t use attach() and send() at the same time. You can either use your own content-type and your own payload with .send().set() OR you can let all of it being 100% auto-generated by the browser by using .attach().field(). They don’t mix.

[kornelski]

Please make a new issue for the other problem