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No From, To, Cc and other addresses in HTML file #101

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ekateiva opened this issue Nov 23, 2023 · 2 comments · Fixed by #104
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No From, To, Cc and other addresses in HTML file #101

ekateiva opened this issue Nov 23, 2023 · 2 comments · Fixed by #104

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@ekateiva
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I do not get addresses in a .html mail file. This is what I see as MessageInfo

<!--
From:[{}], 
to:[{}], 
reply-to:[{}], 
cc:[], 
bcc:[], 
subject:Test subject
-->

When I dump $message->getOriginalMessage()->getFrom(), I get:

array:1 [
  0 => Symfony\Component\Mime\Address^ {#3012
    -address: "no-reply@example.test"
    -name: "Example test (no-reply)"
  }
]

And when it is serialized using json_encode, it becomes: "[{}]"

Laravel version: Laravel Framework 10.18.0

@rudiedirkx
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I missed those too. json_encode() only includes public properties, so not Address's. I can't image Symfony will implement JsonSerializable for this, so this package should do something. Can't be too hard. I'll make a PR soon, if I remember.

@rudiedirkx
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I finally did something, yay.

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