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Sort the MIME Headers in outgoing emails #2234
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This should not break anything. See Lines 1141 to 1145 in 748769d
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Improve code comments. Use 'unshift'.
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when the header Encoding is determined.
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Inspected a couple of mails and the orders of headers was reproducible. Looks good. Closing this issue. |
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When debugging a problem with mails sent by OTOBO I noticed that the headers that were generated by OTOBO itself are in a random order. This isn't an actual problem, but it would be easier for debugging when there were a fixed order.
But maybe this is by design, so that there are no effects that rely on a fixed order.
test_16:15.txt
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