LG-15000: Add idv_please_call email #11604
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can you rebase this to pick up fixes for the reviewapps cluster to be less sad? |
- Change to idv_please_call to indicate it is used by idv generally - Keep in_person_please_call as an alias on the theory that we need it for 1 deploy [skip changelog]
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| require_relative './user_mailer_preview' | |||
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| RSpec.describe UserMailerPreview do | |||
| it_behaves_like 'a mailer preview' | |||
| it_behaves_like 'a mailer preview', preview_methods_that_can_be_missing: [:in_person_please_call] | |||
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Is this meant to be temporary until we're fully moved over to the new name?
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| alias_method :in_person_please_call, :idv_please_call |
| @@ -1875,6 +1875,10 @@ user_mailer.email_deleted.header: An email address was deleted from your %{app_n | |||
| user_mailer.email_deleted.help_html: If you did not want to delete this email address, please visit the %{app_name_html} %{help_link_html} or %{contact_link_html}. | |||
| user_mailer.email_deleted.subject: Email address deleted | |||
| user_mailer.help_link_text: Help Center | |||
| user_mailer.idv_please_call.body.contact_message_html: Call <strong>%{contact_number}</strong> and provide them with the error code <strong>%{support_code}</strong>. | |||
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NOTE: This is the first of three PRs, which will be spread across deploys. The next one is #11662, then #11664.
🎫 Ticket
Link to the relevant ticket:
LG-15000
🛠 Summary of changes
We want to update the remote flow to send the "Please call" email. Since it will be the same email the IPP flow currently sends, we're going to rename it to be more generic:
idv_please_callrather thanin_person_please_call.This PR is step one of the process:
idv_please_callmethod to the mailerin_person_please_callas an alias to that method (so we don't break)A subsequent PR will actually add the email to the remote flow and update the in person flow to use the new name.
📜 Testing Plan
Provide a checklist of steps to confirm the changes.
Go through IdV, selecting the in-person proofing route (make sure you are wicked so that you are flagged by ThreatMetrix)
Once you have your barcode, go to the IPP enrollment list and approve yourself
Verify that the "Please call" email sends as expected