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At the moment Ray catches mailables that are generated during a phpunit run - which is great. But it shows the link to the file that fired the mail to be LogTransport.php. Just wondering if there was any possibility it could reach back a bit in the stack to show which of my classes it came through?
Sometimes it's fairly obvious - but sometimes the mail is sent as a side-effect of some long-forgotten event/listener and it'd make it a bit easier to track down where I've yet again missed a Mail::fake() (or indeed forgotten that email even gets sent).
Anyway - not a biggie - just be a nice little feature.
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Hi,
At the moment Ray catches mailables that are generated during a phpunit run - which is great. But it shows the link to the file that fired the mail to be
LogTransport.php. Just wondering if there was any possibility it could reach back a bit in the stack to show which of my classes it came through?Sometimes it's fairly obvious - but sometimes the mail is sent as a side-effect of some long-forgotten event/listener and it'd make it a bit easier to track down where I've yet again missed a Mail::fake() (or indeed forgotten that email even gets sent).
Anyway - not a biggie - just be a nice little feature.
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