Their system uses the static string "apikey" as username and the API key as password. Your form requires "email" as username in the configuration form here: /en/member/settings/swiftmailer/update/{mailername}
Preconditions
Latest requirements:
1. framework: latest.
2. php 7.3.
Steps to reproduce
1. edit swiftmailer settings for sendgrid: server: smtp.sendgrid.net, port 465, encryption ssl, auth mode: login, sender Address: a verified account
2. use "apikey" (exactly as typed, 6 letters, lowercase, a,p,i,k,e,y) as per their documentation. API key as password
3. save. Will rise a validation error, "email is not valid"
Expected result
It should allow using simple strings as username, not emails.
Actual result
Using @ will allow saving but sending emails fails
Patch until there will be a solution
** Modify config/packages/uvdesk.yaml so it reads "apikey" as username
Bug report
Sendgrid requires "apikey" as username
Issue Description
Their system uses the static string "apikey" as username and the API key as password. Your form requires "email" as username in the configuration form here: /en/member/settings/swiftmailer/update/{mailername}
Preconditions
Latest requirements:
Steps to reproduce
Expected result
It should allow using simple strings as username, not emails.
Actual result
Patch until there will be a solution
** Modify config/packages/uvdesk.yaml so it reads "apikey" as username