Add Symfony Mailer CSS inliner plugin #152
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Would be nice to merge this if tests passed. Log files are full of this one line. |
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Wow why is this not merged yet |
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please merge, this is ridiculous. |
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Laravel switched from Swift Mailer to Symfony Mailer in Laravel 9. As such, the CssInlinerPlugin isn't working and "Skipped registering SwiftMailer plugin: CssInlinerPlugin." is being logged as reported in #72. I've added a new CssInlinerPlugin for Symfony Mailer, based on https://github.com/fedeisas/laravel-mail-css-inliner to fix the CSS inlining in Laravel 9+.