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Preferred Mail Sender #73

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@ammopt ammopt commented Jun 12, 2024

Depends on #71

Group e-mail related system variables under an "Email settings" section.
This is in preparation for the preferredMailSender implementation
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This allows for a new 'sortableList' property type.
This property should be a draggable list of items that, when saved,
saves order they were arranged in.
This new preferredMailSender system variable defaults to
'SMTP|AmazonSES|SendGrid" which means it will first look for an SMTP
setting when sending email directly from Aspen.
If that fails or doesn't exist, it'll then query Amazon SES, and finally
SendGrid.
This order may be configured through the system variables UI.

Test the UI:
Drag and drop the options, reorder them, save. Refresh. Verify all is
working as intended.

Test the functionality:
Create a new SMTP setting and attempt sending an email (i.e. through
the 'Submit a ticket' feature).
Then, create a new Amazon SES setting and reorder the
preferredMailSender. Notice it should use the first one selected in
priority.
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ammopt commented Jun 12, 2024

Closing this and opening the one for 24.07.00

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