Allow storing attachment binary data within the clixml file #10
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September 5, 2024 13:18
…chment's binary in the serialised mail object.
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Additional commit allow -To and -Attachments to accept arrays. Added Bcc and Priority (using an enum for tab completion) |
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Heya @jebbster88 , |
FriedrichWeinmann
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Occasionally I have scripts that generate an attachment and send an email within a loop. The current MailDaemon approach of storing the path with the email object would result in the final attachment being used for all emails when sent.
These changes add a -PersistAttachments switch to Send-MDMail which serializes the attachment binary into the clixml file.