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test connection in email settings doesn't really do much of a test. i suggest the test actually tests the connection and authentication.
this could be easily done by using the parse email endpoint https://docs.omnivery.com/docs/mailgun-api-v3/517872689535a-parse-email-address
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Right beside Test connection you have send test email button which I would guess at some point must authenticate to successfully send message.
While I have not checked if we can manipulate/override test connection button behavior.
Its a lot easier to create new button on Omnivery Settings tab (it exists now in configuration) and call this endpoint. Let me know what you think.
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test connection in email settings doesn't really do much of a test. i suggest the test actually tests the connection and authentication.
this could be easily done by using the parse email endpoint https://docs.omnivery.com/docs/mailgun-api-v3/517872689535a-parse-email-address
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