Renamed `SMTPClientFromDialWithContext` to `DialToSMTPClientWithContext` for clarity and consistency. Updated method parameters and documentation to standardize context usage across the codebase.
Updated several Client methods to accept a smtp.Client pointer, allowing for more flexible and explicit SMTP client management. Added detailed parameter descriptions and extended error handling documentation.
The new Send function in client.go adds thread safety by using a mutex. This change also removes duplicate Send functions from client_119.go and client_120.go, consolidating the logic in one place for easier maintenance.
Separated debug logging and logger setting methods to include SMTP client parameter for better encapsulation. Removed commented-out code for cleaner and more manageable codebase.
Refactor `DialWithContext` to delegate client creation to `SMTPClientFromDialWithContext`. Add new methods `SendWithSMTPClient`, `CloseWithSMTPClient`, and `ResetWithSMTPClient` to handle specific actions on `smtp.Client`. Simplify `auth`, `sendSingleMsg`, and `tls` methods by passing client as parameters.
Introduced a sendMutex to synchronize access to shared resources in the DialAndSendWithContext method. This ensures thread safety when sending multiple messages concurrently. Added a corresponding test to verify the concurrent sending functionality.
Refactor the `preferList` definition in `client.go` for improved readability and consistency. This change ensures the code aligns with standard formatting practices.
Refactor the auth type initialization to prevent incorrect assignments and handle empty supported lists. Added comprehensive test cases to verify auto-discovery selection of the strongest authentication method and ensure robustness against empty or invalid input.
Implemented a mechanism to automatically discover and select the strongest supported SMTP authentication type. This feature simplifies the authentication process for users and enhances security by prioritizing stronger mechanisms based on server capabilities. Corresponding tests and documentation have been updated.
Renamed `getErrorCode` to `errorCode` and `getEnhancedStatusCode` to `enhancedStatusCode` for consistency. Updated all references in `client.go` and `senderror.go` accordingly, improving readability and maintaining uniformity across the codebase.
Enhance error handling by adding error code and enhanced status code to the SendError struct. This allows for better troubleshooting and debugging by providing more detailed SMTP server responses.
Relocated the `isDelivered` flag update to occur after the writer's close method validation. This ensures that the message delivery status is only marked as true if no errors arise during the writer close process. This showed up in the new test cases that covered errors on closing the DATA channel. This can already happen before the first byte is sent to the server. Therefore isDelivered should be set after a successful close.
The connection check is performed in the c.Reset call just before the c.checkconn call, making this redundant. Removing it simplifies the code and eliminates unnecessary error handling for connection status. This change helps improve code maintainability.
Previously, if smtpClient was nil, the checkConn function would not handle that case. This update ensures that an appropriate error is returned when smtpClient is nil, enhancing the robustness of the client connection checks.
The checkConn call in the auth function was redundant because the connection is already managed appropriately elsewhere. Removing this unnecessary check simplifies the code and avoids potential duplication of error handling.
The `tls` function in `client.go` no longer checks for an active connection before executing. This simplifies the code since the connection check is either redundant or already handled elsewhere in the flow.
The default fallback port should be reset to 0 when setting the TLS port policy. This ensures the fallbackPort does not retain an incorrect value when switching policies.
Introduce ErrDialContextFuncIsNil to handle cases where the dial context function is not provided. Update WithDialContextFunc to return this error when a nil function is passed.
Ensure that the SMTP authentication method is not nil by adding a corresponding error check in the WithSMTPAuthCustom function. Introduced a new error, ErrSMTPAuthMethodIsNil, to handle this validation.
Implemented an option to allow SMTP LOGIN authentication over unencrypted channels by introducing a new `SMTPAuthLoginNoEnc` type. Updated relevant functions and tests to handle the new parameter for unsecured authentication.
Implemented a new SMTPAuthPlainNoEnc option to allow PLAIN authentication over unencrypted connections. Refactored the PlainAuth function to accept an additional allowUnencryptedAuth parameter. Updated relevant tests to cover the new authentication method.
Added a new option and methods to enable logging of SMTP authentication data. Updated documentation to indicate caution when using this feature due to potential data protection risks.
This commit fixes a regression introduced in v0.5.0. We now set the default SMTPAuthType to NOAUTH in NewClient. Enhanced documentation and added test cases for different SMTP authentication scenarios.
Enhance the SMTP client method documentation by adding detailed explanations of the methods' purposes, parameters, return values, and operational flow. This improves clarity, making it easier for developers to understand the functionality and usage of each method.
Enhanced comments and docstrings for better readability and detail in client.go and b64linebreaker.go. Updated descriptions, added parameter and return details, and included RFC references where applicable for improved documentation quality.
Enhanced the comments for various methods in `msg.go`, `client.go`, `auth.go`, and `encoding.go` to provide more detailed explanations, context, and relevant RFC references. This improves the clarity and maintainability of the code by providing developers with a deeper understanding of each method's purpose and usage.
Simplify comments in `client.go` to improve code documentation. Ensure comments are more descriptive and provide context for the functions they describe, enhancing code readability and maintainability.
Updated function comments across client.go to improve clarity and consistency. Added missing details on error handling and context usage for `DialAndSendWithContext` and ensured all functions contain relevant, detailed descriptions.
Reset connections to nil after Close, add RLock in HasConnection, and refine Close logic to handle already closed connections gracefully. Enhanced DialWithContext documentation and added tests for double-close scenarios to ensure robustness.
Reordered several functions within client.go for better code organization and readability. This change involves moving `setDefaultHelo`, `checkConn`, `serverFallbackAddr`, and `tls` functions to new locations without altering their implementations.
Introduce the SMTPAuthCustom type to represent user-defined SMTP authentication mechanisms. Updated relevant functions in client.go to handle the new type appropriately and made sure the client distinguishes between built-in and custom authentication methods.
Correct typos and enhance clarity in method descriptions. Provide additional context for default values and behavior, and specify consequences for security settings in client configurations.
Revised comments provide clearer guidance on the usage of various client configuration functions. Additional details and external references are included for better understanding and error handling.
Updated comments for WithTLSPolicy and WithTLSPortPolicy to provide clearer explanations. Improved readability and emphasized recommended best practices for SMTP TLS connections.
Revised the comments for `WithSSLPort`, `WithDebugLog`, `WithLogger`, and `WithHELO` options to improve readability and provide clearer explanations. Added caution about potential data protection issues when using debug logging and specified defaults where applicable.
Enhanced the documentation for NewClient and related option functions to provide clearer descriptions. Added validation details for WithPort and WithTimeout, and improved explanations for SSL/TLS settings.
Updated error comments to provide clearer and more descriptive explanations. Enhanced readability by elaborating on the conditions that result in each error, giving developers better context. No functional changes to the code were made.
Rephrase comments to enhance clarity and maintain consistent style. Improved explanations for fields such as `smtpAuth`, `helo`, and `noNoop`, and standardize grammar and format across all comments. This helps in better understanding the code and its functionality.
Renamed the variable from `dsnrntype` to `dsnRcptNotifyType` to improve code readability and ensure clarity regarding its purpose. Also updated corresponding comments and test cases to reflect this change.
Refactor variable names for consistency. The `dsnmrtype` variable has been renamed to `dsnReturnType` across the client and test files to improve code readability and maintain uniformity.
Renamed `dsn` field to `requestDSN` in Client structure for clarity and consistency. Adjusted associated methods and tests to reflect this change, improving code readability and maintainability.
Improved comments for better clarity by detailing the purpose of each constant and type, and included relevant RFC links for deeper context. These changes aim to help developers quickly understand the code without needing to cross-reference external documents.
This change ensures that the smtpAuth field is reset to nil whenever the SMTP auth type is updated. This prevents potential issues with mismatched authentication settings.
Introduce a global error variable for non-TLS connections and update corresponding error handling across the codebase. This enhances readability and maintainability of the error management logic.
Corrects the error messages returned for unsupported SMTP authentication types from ErrXOauth2AuthNotSupported to specific errors like ErrSCRAMSHA1AuthNotSupported, ErrSCRAMSHA256AuthNotSupported, and so on. This change improves the accuracy of error reporting for various SMTP authentication mechanisms.
Replaced direct TLSConnectionState call with error handling for TLS state retrieval. Introduced SCRAM-SHA-256 support in the SMTP authentication process.
Extended SMTP authentication to include SCRAM-SHA-1, SCRAM-SHA-1-PLUS, SCRAM-SHA-256, and SCRAM-SHA-256-PLUS methods. This enhancement provides more secure and flexible authentication options for SMTP clients.