[Mailer] Fix mailer signer configuration issues #59855
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| $smimeSigner = $container->getDefinition('mailer.smime_signer'); | ||
| $smimeSigner->setArgument(0, $config['smime_signer']['key']); | ||
| $smimeSigner->setArgument(1, $config['smime_signer']['certificate']); | ||
| $smimeSigner->setArgument(0, $config['smime_signer']['certificate']); |
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the abstract args in mailer.smime_signer are describing key as the first argument. Are those descriptions wrong as well ?
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the abstract args in
mailer.smime_signerare describingkeyas the first argument. Are those descriptions wrong as well ?
Yes, I think so. Looks like the abstract_arg is not affecting in the scenario case described in the PR but probably is worth changing it in the Configuration and schema files.
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the description in abstract_arg is used if you forget to configure the argument to replace the abstract arg. As this line overrides the argument, you won't get an error message saying you forget to configure the key. But it is weird if descriptions don't match.
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Configuration and schema don't need to change. Those don't describe service definitions with ordered parameters. The order is not relevant there.
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Thanks for the clarification. I'll rollback Configuration and schema changes.
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Thank you @eliasfernandez. |
Explanation here: #59854