feat(email-nodemailer): add email recipient override config#16311
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…ms#16311) Adds the ability to override recipients for ALL emails being sent via sendEmail with the overrideRecipientAddress config in email adapters. This can be used in deployed testing environments to ensure emails all go to one address.
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Adds the ability to override recipients for ALL emails being sent via sendEmail with the overrideRecipientAddress config in email adapters.
This can be used in deployed testing environments to ensure emails all go to one address.