Adding multipart/mixed as an html content type. #35
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Works for me and allows sending HTML messages with attachments, which otherwise get the HTML put in the plain text part.
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@jxmallett Could you please look into the failing tests? Thanks! |
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In some cases the Swift content type changes to
multipart/mixed. I believe the message should be treated ashtmlrather thantext.Unfortunately I can't find any clear documentation on exactly when the content type changes. In my case I noticed it when creating an html email which includes inline images and/or document attachments.