foodsoft/plugins/messages/db/migrate/20160226000000_add_email_to_message.rb

class AddEmailToMessage < ActiveRecord::Migration[4.2]
  def change
    add_column :messages, :salt, :string
    add_column :messages, :received_email, :binary, limit: 1.megabyte
  end
end
Add Rails release to ActiveRecord::Migration 2020-08-07 01:14:14 +02:00			`class AddEmailToMessage < ActiveRecord::Migration[4.2]`
Add handling for message reply via email If the reply_email_domain configuration is set the messages plugin will use unique Reply-To addresses for every email. They contain enough information to reconstruct the message context and a hash to avoid user forgery and spam. A mail transfer agent must be configured to call the new rake task foodsoft:parse_reply_email for incoming mails. The rake task requires the receipt of the mail in the RECIPIENT variable and the raw message via standard input. An example invocation would look like: rake foodsoft:parse_reply_email RECIPIENT=f.1.1.HASH < test.eml 2016-02-26 14:42:16 +01:00			`def change`
			`add_column :messages, :salt, :string`
chore: rubocop chore: fix api test conventions chore: rubocop -A spec/ chore: more rubocop -A fix failing test rubocop fixes removes helper methods that are in my opinion dead code more rubocop fixes rubocop -a --auto-gen-config 2023-05-12 13:01:12 +02:00			`add_column :messages, :received_email, :binary, limit: 1.megabyte`
Add handling for message reply via email If the reply_email_domain configuration is set the messages plugin will use unique Reply-To addresses for every email. They contain enough information to reconstruct the message context and a hash to avoid user forgery and spam. A mail transfer agent must be configured to call the new rake task foodsoft:parse_reply_email for incoming mails. The rake task requires the receipt of the mail in the RECIPIENT variable and the raw message via standard input. An example invocation would look like: rake foodsoft:parse_reply_email RECIPIENT=f.1.1.HASH < test.eml 2016-02-26 14:42:16 +01:00			`end`
			`end`