Fix: Ensure content_id consistency with Laravel Mailer for inline attachments #181
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Description
This PR addresses an issue where inline images embedded in emails sent via the laravel-sendgrid-driver do not display correctly in Gmail. The root cause is a mismatch between the Content-ID assigned to the inline attachment and the cid used in the email’s HTML.
Problem
• Laravel Mailer uses a custom cid for inline attachments generated by $message->embed() instead of the Content-ID generated by Symfony Mailer.
• The mismatch breaks the cid reference in Gmail, causing inline images to fail to render, even though they work in other email clients (e.g., Outlook).
Solution
• Update the SendgridTransport.php file to use Laravel’s attachment name as the content_id for inline attachments.
• This ensures consistency between the Content-ID and the cid reference, resolving the rendering issue in Gmail.