Add arbitrary header overrides for attachments #631
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This allows bamboo adapters to be accept overriding headers for special use cases. Updates to those adapters would be required to use this functionality. For e.g., in the specific use-case of adding inlined attachments, some special case headers are required. Now it's possible to add `X-Attachment-Id` and override the Content-Disposition header with `inline` to permit the proper display of inlined content, without an email client showing them as explicit attachments for the user to download.
This was referenced Oct 22, 2021
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This allows bamboo adapters to be accept overriding headers for special
use cases. Updates to those adapters would be required to use this
functionality.
For e.g., in the specific use-case of adding inlined attachments, some
special case headers are required. Now it's possible to add
X-Attachment-Idand override the Content-Disposition header withinlineto permit the proper display of inlined content, without anemail client showing them as explicit attachments for the user to
download.
Closes #502 #430
Related PRs:
kalys/bamboo_ses#43
DockYard/elixir-mail#137