Support encoder names regardless of their case ("base64" is the same as "BASE64") by juewe · Pull Request #416 · bbottema/simple-java-mail
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found eml files in the wild with "BASE64" encoding, so ignoring case makes sense, i think...
found eml files in the wild with "BASE64" encoding, so ignoring case makes sense, i think...
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Aug 25, 2022Thanks!
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Update ContentTransferEncoding.java
Support encoder names regardless of their case ("base64" is the same as "BASE64")
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Dec 12, 2022Released in 7.5.1. Sorry for the late release, I didn't realize this was still pending.
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Dec 15, 2022no problem at all! thx for your wonderful work!
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