Upload does not work for non accepted files types

Reproduction example

https://codesandbox.io/s/compassionate-thunder-7dgq11?file=/src/App.test.js

Prerequisites

1. render <input type="file" accept=".xlsx" onChange={handleFileChange} />
2. try uploading file that is not one of the accepted types

Expected behavior

onChange is called

Actual behavior

onChange is not called

User-event version

14.0.4

Environment

No response

Additional context

It's still easy to bypass browsers accepted file types by user. So I want to test if error returned by back-end (mocked with MSW) is shown.

found this #421 where people seemed to agree that allowing uploading all types is way to go.

And this used to work with v13: https://codesandbox.io/s/nameless-platform-qnw290?file=/src/App.test.js

Seems upload used to have options, where applyAccept was defaulting to false. In changelog it's only mentioned that options was removed, but not that default has changed (and contradicts browser behavior)

Ok, found solution: .setup({applyAccept: false}) https://codesandbox.io/s/priceless-night-g054or?file=/src/App.test.js:391-419

I think this could have been mentioned in changelog. And say it was moved to setup instead saying that this was removed.

[ph-fritsche]

Thanks for the report.

Change happened here: #790 / 1d52ee34
Changing the default was not intended. I'll add it to the changelog.

[ph-fritsche]

@all-contributors add @karolis-cekaitis bug, doc

[allcontributors]

@ph-fritsche

I've put up a pull request to add @karolis-cekaitis! 🎉

Thanks for the report.

Change happened here: #790 / 1d52ee34 Changing the default was not intended. I'll add it to the changelog.

If changing default was not intended, maybe it should be reset to false? It makes more sense as that's how browser threats it. It does not do filtering of what user selected.

[ph-fritsche]

Intended or not. Reverting it would be a breaking change.

It's not inherently wrong (aka a bug) to apply accept. It's still the default behavior of file selectors to show only those files matching the accept attribute.
In (most?) browsers the user can just override the selection to "any file", but the user also can manipulate browser behavior in many other ways. So...

It's not worth a major version bump.