Bradley Laney added the comment:
Hey Sven,
New here, decided to try a bit at an issue.
According to the email.message docs, "the payload is either a string or bytes
object, in the case of simple message objects, or a list of EmailMessage
objects, for MIME container documents such as multipart/* and message/rfc822
message objects."
Like you said, this error happens if the email.message.EmailMessage object is
bad, i.e. the payload is a string or bytes but the content-type is marked as
multipart/*. After reading online, it seems like an error is necessary.
I've proposed a small change in a pull request to make this situation raise a
more useful error. It doesn't blow up any earlier but it at least says
something more useful.
The function could return instead of throwing an error, just providing an empty
iterator, but that seems even less useful.
I fixed it on master (3.8 dev or whatever).
Best,
Brad
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