Actually print the email_to_use in the email code #667
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@BryceStevenWilley I think we can close this, right? Now that we're live with e-filing? |
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I did close some of the other ones last week, but I realized on Friday that we do actually still use the email code; the Appeals court specifically asked us to email them when we make an e-filing, since it's still useful for emergency cases. Tested that it worked on Friday as well. The emailing code does become less important now that e-filing is out though (it's not the only way of delivering the filing), so once I launch everything today, I can just merge this, without super extensive testing. |
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The existing line literally doesn't print anything, not sure how I missed that.
Still needs testing, which can be a bit intensive to setup.