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Mediawiki 1.31. When php's mail() function in includes/mail/UserMailer.php line ~433 is invoked, the first argument it receives is a MailAddress Object instead of a string. This way the mail in sent, but the recipients are not treated correctly, and the mail produces an error in the mail agent

Mediawiki 1.31. When php's mail() function in includes/mail/UserMailer.php line ~433 is invoked, the first argument it receives is a MailAddress Object instead of a string. This way the mail in sent, but the recipients are not treated correctly, and the mail produces an error in the mail agent. I'm getting that through a command like: ``` UserMailer::send( $targetAddress, $submitterAddress, $subject, $this->text, $options ); ``` I've checked that the UserMailer::send's parameters have their correct object type.

Mediawiki 1.31. When php's mail() function in includes/mail/UserMailer.php line ~433 is invoked, the first argument it receives is a MailAddress Object instead of a string. This way the mail in sent, but the recipients are not treated correctly, and the mail produces an error in the mail agent. I'm getting that through a command like: ``` UserMailer::send( $targetAddress, $submitterAddress, $subject, $this->text, $options ); ``` I've checked that the UserMailer::send's parameters have their correct object type.