Reverse order in checking mail config styles#107
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This reverses the order for checking mail configs by searching for the new format first, then checking for the old format. Laravel checks old format first, then new format, which works fine for them, but doesn't work for us as we also populate settings via the Backend, which populates the settings in the new format. Fixes wintercms/winter#626
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@bennothommo could you go into more detail on this part:
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@LukeTowers never mind that comment - I've just checked and @mjauvin's PR to the MailSetting model covers this scenario, so it should be fine to merge. |
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Fixes wintercms/winter#626
This reverses the order for checking mail configs by searching for the new format first, then checking for the old format.
Laravel checks old format first, then new format, which works fine for them, but doesn't work for us as we also populate settings via the Backend, which populates the settings in the new format.
There is a small gotcha here - I believe the Backend stored the config in the old format pre v1.2, which means if someone upgrades their
config/mail.phpto follow the new format, this will make the config file take precedence. Saving the settings in the Backend again will alleviate this.