Class: Studio::ProfileMailer

Inherits:
ApplicationMailer show all
Defined in:
app/mailers/studio/profile_mailer.rb

Overview

The one email an email change sends.

NAMESPACED, and that is load-bearing rather than tidiness. app/mailers is an autoload path and this engine is not isolated, so a host that defines a top-level UserMailer SHADOWS the engine's outright. Two consumers do: mcritchie-studio (which defines no email-change actions, so a bare call would raise NoMethodError) and turf-monster (which defines email_change_confirmation and email_change_notification ALREADY, with its own signature and its own confirm_email_change_url pointing at /account). That second case is the dangerous one: no exception, no warning, and the engine's flow quietly mails a link to turf's route instead of its own.

Under Studio:: nothing shadows it, following Studio::NewsletterMailer.

ONE EMAIL, and it goes to the address being LEFT:

email_change_notification → the OLD address, after the change lands. With
the change applying directly from any signed-in session, this mail is the
only thing that makes a change nobody made VISIBLE to the person losing
the account. That is why it survives and why it is sent even though
nothing about it is required for the change to work.

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#email_change_notification(user, old_email, new_email) ⇒ Object

To the OLD address, after the swap landed.



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# File 'app/mailers/studio/profile_mailer.rb', line 29

def email_change_notification(user, old_email, new_email)
  @user      = user
  @app_name  = Studio.app_name
  @old_email = old_email
  @new_email = new_email

  @banner     = Studio::Banner.for(:email_change_notification, name: display_name_for(user))
  @banner_url = Studio::EmailCatalog.resolved_url(:email_change_notification)
  @banner_alt = [@banner&.header, "your #{@app_name} email was changed"].compact.join(" — ")

  mail(to: old_email, subject: Studio::EmailCatalog.subject_for(:email_change_notification, name: display_name_for(user)))
end