An account's default alias should be editable like any secondary aliases.
When editing the server settings, the IMAP/SMTP passwords should not be required unless being changed themselves.
Actual behavior
Pressing the edit button scrolls you down to the IMAP/SMTP server settings section where the account name and email address are specified. The IMAP/SMTP password fields are left blank, but are required to save changes here.
This is a pain if you're using app-specific passwords with your email provider, as you have to go and generate a fresh password just to change your alias.
joshtrichards
commented
2 months ago
Expected behavior
An account's default alias should be editable like any secondary aliases.
When editing the server settings, the IMAP/SMTP passwords should not be required unless being changed themselves.
Actual behavior
Pressing the edit button scrolls you down to the IMAP/SMTP server settings section where the account name and email address are specified. The IMAP/SMTP password fields are left blank, but are required to save changes here.
This is a pain if you're using app-specific passwords with your email provider, as you have to go and generate a fresh password just to change your alias.
Mail app
Mail app version: 1.9.5
Mailserver or service: any
Server configuration
Operating system: Arch Linux
Web server: nginx
Database: PostgreSQL
PHP version: 8.0
Nextcloud Version: 21.0.1
Client configuration
Browser: Firefox 89
Operating system: Windows 10