Email improvements; name= and from= now synonymous #738
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Description:
Related issue (if applicable): #732
both
mailgun://
andemail://
parameter argumentsname=
andfrom=
are now synonymous of each other. If you want to over-ride thefrom
email address you can provide the following:from=Luke%20Skywalker
from=luke@jedi.com
from=Luke%20Skywalker<luke@jedi.com>
As identified
name=
is now synonymous of thefrom=
. It was not removed so it wouldn't break any existing configuration from previous Apprise versions.name=Luke%20Skywalker
name=luke@jedi.com
name=Luke%20Skywalker<luke@jedi.com>
In previous version of a Apprise, the
from=
would accept the email address andname=
would accept the over-ridden name. This is still in effect; the following is perfectly valid:name=Luke%20Skywalker&from=luke@jedi.com
It's worth noting that providing both a
name=
andfrom=
is still considered to be somewhat mutually exclusive (you should use one or the other) so Apprise will now generate a warning message if this occurs.Checklist
flake8
)Testing
Anyone can help test this source code as follows:
@amotl this may break your changes in #679 a wee bit.