Andrew Theken

My point here was exactly what @msimerson pointed out, which is that unless you have a _broken_ SMTP client, you'll always get CRLF for 7/8-bit text parts, not a bare...

Charset is used to interpret what the bytes mean, not which bytes to keep or discard. Re-encoding that string to the same charset should not be lossy. That is a...

Yes, I understand that normalizing code points could cause the raw bytes to change when re-encoded, but unicode specifically allows this, and indicates that those code points "mean" the same...

I think that idea could work, but the internal conditionals and code for what to assign to `bodytext` could get complicated. If _I_ were doing this, I would think about...

@reinink No problem, I do most of the work on the Postmark-PHP lib, and I would be happy to get any feedback you have.

@reinink Yep, this was also what I was thinking (the "non-breaking" overload)... Ultimately, most of the work is to create the message object, if you have an interest in implementing...

@karlwilbur Hi Karl, sorry for the confusion on this. I'd love to see an example of how this was fixed, it might be something we can integrate into the library....

Hi @robinmackenzie, this is a little bit peculiar. The static assignment of `PostmarkClientBase::$VERIFY_SSL = false;` should have worked, so I am surprised that `$client::$VERIFY_SSL = false;` worked instead. We typically...

Hi @rtek, Thanks for taking the time to review the code. I appreciate and agree with your suggestions. Related to the Guzzle verification: It is actually possible for you to...

Hi @jeroenvdheuvel - thanks for bringing this to our attention and the PR. As we have discussed in other issues, we're updating our API endpoints to detect and handle these...