Die Marke stand bisher VOR dem Versandversuch - scheiterte das Einreihen, schwieg das Subjekt fuer den Rest der Stunde, obwohl null statt einer Mail angekommen war. Jetzt steht sie in notifyInstanceOwner() erst nach dem erfolgreichen queue() im try-Block, in notifyHostManagers() erst nach mindestens einem geglueckten Einreihen (Merker ueber die Schleife, da ein einzelnes abgelehntes Postfach weder die uebrigen Betreiber noch die Marke fuer alle blockieren darf). Kein Sturm-Risiko: Sperren entstehen ohnehin nur ab der Zehner-Schwelle, nicht bei jedem Fehlversuch. Die Kommentare behaupteten außerdem, das try/catch finge Zustellungsfehler ab - tatsaechlich faengt es nur, was beim EINREIHEN schiefgeht (synchron, vor der Warteschlange); ein Zustellungsfehler passiert spaeter im Warteschlangen-Arbeiter und steht in dessen Protokoll. Beide Docblocks richtiggestellt. Neuer Testfall haengt einen Wrapper vor die gefakte Mail-Fassade, dessen erster to()-Aufruf wirft und ab dem zweiten an die echte Fake-Instanz durchreicht - MailFake::queue() selbst kann einen Fehlschlag nicht simulieren, weil es den Mailable nur ablegt und dabei nie wirft. Als Gegenprobe testweise auf den alten Code zurueckgesetzt: Testfall lief rot mit der erwarteten Meldung, Datei danach byte-identisch wiederhergestellt. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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README.md
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