Alex Ghiculescu a3724cdd20 assert_emails: return the emails that were sent ... This pattern is pretty common: ```ruby assert_emails 1 do post invite_user_path # ... end email = ActionMailer::Base.deliveries.last assert_equal "You were invited!", email.subject ``` We can make it a bit nicer, by returning the email object from `assert_emails`. This is similar to how `assert_raises` returns the error so you can do additional checks on it. With this PR: ```ruby email = assert_emails 1 do post invite_user_path # ... end assert_equal "You were invited!", email.subject ``` If a single email is sent, a single `Mail::Message` is returned. If multiple emails were sent, an array is returned. ```ruby emails = assert_emails 2 do post invite_user_path # ... end emails.each do |email| assert_equal "You were invited!", email.subject end ```		2023-01-16 12:44:32 -07:00
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action_mailer	assert_emails: return the emails that were sent	2023-01-16 12:44:32 -07:00
rails/generators/mailer	Improve mailer generator usage docs	2022-06-21 00:30:27 -05:00
action_mailer.rb	Add ActionMailer.deprecator	2022-10-29 16:01:02 -05:00