Add 'overwrite' option to ImapHook.download_mail_attachments#65878
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Fixed in #68838 |
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Resolves #65870
At present, the method 'ImapHook.download_mail_attachments' silently overwrites existing files in the event that attachments are re-downloaded using the same filename.
This PR introduces an 'overwrite: bool = True' optional parameter to 'download_mail_attachments' (and its internal methods 'create_files' and '_create_file'). If 'False', a suffix is added to the filename ('file.csv' → 'file_1.csv') rather than overwriting.
The default is 'True' for backwards compatibility.
I utilized Claude (claude.ai) as my AI helper on parts of this implementation.