Joannis
Mail.Content.alternative(emailText, html: emailHtml) Doesn't work correctly
Describe the bug
I assume that Mail.Content.alternative(emailText, html: emailHtml) is suppose to provide both text and HTML and allow the client to decide which one it can display. When I try to use it my Gmail client's raw view of the email looks like this:
--B9D183B2-5135-4FC1-B0EE-3D627C98443F Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8BIT Test email! --B9D183B2-5135-4FC1-B0EE-3D627C98443F Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8BIT
<html> <body>
Test email! </body> </html> --B9D183B2-5135-4FC1-B0EE-3D627C98443F--
--B9D183B2-5135-4FC1-B0EE-3D627C98443F--
Notice that there is no newline after Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8BIT and before the text "Test email!" for the plain text. This email didn't render within Gmail at all. The body was blank
To Reproduce
let emailText = """
Test email!
"""
let emailHtml = """
<html>
<body>
Test email!
</body>
</html>
"""
let email = Mail(
from: .defaultSender,
to: [MailUser(name: nil, email: email)],
subject: "This is a Test Email") {
Mail.Content.alternative(emailText, html: emailHtml)
}
try await send(mail: email)
Expected behavior I think what's suppose to happen is that Gmail is suppose to display the HTML version. The Text version should appear for text only clients.
Details:
- OS: 14.3.1 (23D60)
- Release 0.2.3
- SMTP Server exim
Additional context I was playing around with the client and observed this. I don't use this feature, but thought it would help improve the library and maybe highlight other related bugs.
This issue might be related to my other "\n" vs "\r\n" issue.
