Crickets

I know it's only September, but solving this ticket would be a great early Christmas present.

Using the following:

import datetime
import envelopes

def mail_send(files_to_send):

    archive_path = '/home/user/archive/'
    files_to_send = ['1.jpg', '2.jpg', '3.jpg']

    print(files_to_send)

    right_now = datetime.datetime.now()

    envelope = Envelope(
        from_addr = ('edited', 'FROM_NAME'),
        to_addr = ('edited', 'TO_NAME'),
        subject = 'Log Report: {0}'.format(right_now.strftime("%Y/%m/%d")),
        text_body = ""
    )

    for each in files_to_send:
        envelope.add_attachment(archive_path + each)

    envelope.send('smtp.googlemail.com', login='edited',
                  password='edited', tls=True)

i get 1.jpg sent twice, so i'm having this same issue.

EDIT: this is just an issue with gmail's interface. you can also verify this by clicking "show original" in gmail, and noticing that it shows no duplicate attachment.

this is still an issue with envelopes though, and i've sent images using programs/accounts outside of envelopes and they work perfectly. turns out these other images i've sent use "mixed" rather than "alternative" for the multipart. i also found the fix from #27, and believe the fix should be pushed and both of these issues set as solved 👍

tl;dr: change msg = MIMEMultipart('alternative') to msg = MIMEMultipart('mixed')
on line 276 in to_mime_message in envelopes.py