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For a more consistent API, completely replace Email API with the Builder. Add support for InternetAddress. #114
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For a more consistent API, completely replace Email API with the Builder
For a more consistent API, completely replace Email API with the Builder. Add support for InternetAddress.
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…er methods. Starters are: replyingTo, replyingToAll, forwarding, startingBlank and copying (not yet implemented)
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- Resolved all static analyses issues (reported by IntelliJ) - Made Email immutable and all the fields final (excpet ID, which is updated during sending email)
Merged EmailBuilder-rewrite into master. |
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Released as 5.0.0.rc1-SNAPSHOT. Add OSS' snapshots repo to find it in Maven. |
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Email's API and the EmailBuilder API are more or less the same, resulting in a lot of duplicate state / synchronization code, while not adding much in terms of usability.
To keep de code base concise and the API consistent and simple, make Email completely immutable as a build result from the EmailBuilder.
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