With the latest version of Symfony and FOSUserBundle a lot of developers have faced this exception. It happens because now the from_email node is obligatory. The FOSUserBundle has built-in support for sending emails in two different instances. These values cannot be null, so if you try to set the value of these properties either with "" or ~, the problem will persist. The FOSUserBundle default mailer allows you to configure the sender email address of the emails sent out by the bundle. You can configure the address globally or on a per email basis. To configure the sender email address for all emails sent out by the bundle and in your app, simply update your fos_user config in the config.yml file as follows:
# /app/config.yml
fos_user:
## Your configuration for FOS
db_driver: orm
firewall_name: main
user_class: userBundle\Entity\User
group:
group_class: userBundle\Entity\Group
## To solve the problem
from_email:
address: "[email protected]"
sender_name: "No Reply"Solution
Provide the required parameters (address and sender_name) of the from_email node even if you don't use them (set dummy values):
# /app/config.yml
fos_user:
from_email:
address: "[email protected]"
sender_name: "Demo String"In case that you need more information about the usage of Emails in FOSUserBundle, please refer to the official documentation here.
Happy coding !
