How can I send a message using Microsoft Graph that would have both, text AND html bodies?
Microsoft Graph - Send email with text and html bodies
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For those finding this message sometime later, pulling your hair out trying to understand why Microsoft didn't make this clear in the documentation, see this post: Can Office 365 REST API send an email with both plain text and HTML body?
I've confirmed this on my end - once the graph API request is made, the Exchange server does, in fact, strip the HTML characters, creates a multipart message (with boundaries) and delivers in the appropriate format.
In my case, I only needed to set the following:
Here's an example of what the raw response (email source) looks like in gmail: