If an email should be sent and a current user is not available (e.g.
because the operation is executed in the background) we cannot set an
account ID as the sender of the email. In this case we skip calling
OutgoingEmail#setFrom(Account.Id) and the fromId stays null (e.g. see
AbandonOp which can be executed in the background). If the fromId is
null and we setup the soy context (ChangeEmail#setupSoyContext()) we get
a NullPointerException when trying to set the fromEmail field. This is
because getNameEmailFor(Account.Id) doesn't expect null as value. In
contrast to this method, the getNameFor(Account.Id) method which is
called before to set the fromName field does handle null as value by
falling back to the Gerrit person ident. Fix the NullPointerException in
getNameEmailFor(Account.Id) by doing the same, and make it also fall
back to the Gerrit person ident if the given account ID is null.
Signed-off-by: Edwin Kempin <ekempin@google.com>
Change-Id: I63d50f4407b4f95eaaf73e41c5a1288ed4a16eb4
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