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[Mailer] Allow manually stop() of SmtpTransport#45307
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76ae086 toac6c519Comparefabpot commentedFeb 4, 2022
Thank you@dvaeversted. |
dvaeversted commentedFeb 18, 2022
What is the chance of getting this merged into the 5.4 branch as well ? https://symfony.com/blog/the-end-of-swiftmailer According to this, Swiftmailer was disconitnued as 5.4 was released, which now puts users of the LTS releases in a limbo state if this feature is a requirement to successfully get rid of the Swiftmailer dependency. |
…ort (94noni)This PR was merged into the 6.1 branch.Discussion----------[Mailer] Document the stop() method of SmtpTransportRefsymfony#16473Also see the commentsymfony/symfony#45307 (comment)The text is heavily inspired by the code commentCommits-------18006fb [Mailer] Document the stop() method of SmtpTransport
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Mark the
stop()method on SmtpTransport as public, to allow greater control in long running jobs and similar.