[5.3] Fix error when calling MailFake::send in mailables with dependencies #16918
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…in the build method.
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If the mailable has a dependency in the build method (i.e.:
public function build(AuthManager $authManager)Then calling:
Mail::fake()and thenMail::send(new MailableClassHere)throws an exception.This fixes the problem.
However it's worth mentioning that
Mail::to($someone)->send(new MailableClassHere)works because the build method is not called in that case.