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Branch? 6.1
Bug fix? no
New feature? yes
Deprecations? no
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Mark the start() method on SmtpTransport as public, to allow greater control in long running jobs and similar.

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fabpot commented Feb 10, 2022

Any use case? We have made the stop method public recently for long-running jobs, but the conclusion was that doing the same for the start method was not needed.

See #45307 and #43237

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jannick-holm commented Feb 10, 2022

@fabpot Sorry, forgot to add that: another use case for this, is that you could be able to test smtp credentials before saving customers smtp credentials to the database or similar without sending an email.

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fabpot commented Feb 11, 2022

Thank you @jannick-holm.

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