No Confirmation Code to Change Email
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Topic. This appears to be broken.
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I can't tell if the e-mail has been actually changed or not, given that I don't know: (1) what it was; or (2) what you want it to be.
I'd like to figure this out and make sure your change is fulfilled, so maybe discussing via DM is best.
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Currently working through this. It seems to be something to do with Google's changes regarding how you can sign into a gmail account. NodeBB says there is a workaround, but it's dated before the date on Google's site noting that less secure apps (those that only require you to sign in with a username and password, eg Node) will no longer be supported.
Trying a few other things. This is on the radar though. Thanks.
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Gmail does not work, you are right. We currently use SendGrid for our email. It was a little faster to set up than SendInBlue.
The limits on both are such that you will want to ask people not to subscribe to topic updates by email if you have any kind of voulme at all. We blew through 300 emails by like 10am with just a few people subscribed.
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Ouch. That sounds terrible.
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Gmail does not work, you are right. We currently use SendGrid for our email. It was a little faster to set up than SendInBlue.
The limits on both are such that you will want to ask people not to subscribe to topic updates by email if you have any kind of voulme at all. We blew through 300 emails by like 10am with just a few people subscribed.
I think that's configurable in Node 2.0. Are you guys running that yet? I'd have to go dig back in the guts and see, but I think that you can turn off the ability for people to subscribe to e-mail updates. Realistically they can get pretty granular updates with the built-in watch system without having to get them in their e-mail, since that can be problematic apparently.
Edit: Correction, apparently you can only disable digest e-mails. The issue has come up several times on the forum on how to globally disable the option, and the co-founder keeps marking it as resolved by referring back to a circular chain of asks for it.
Seems weird but ok.
