Adding option to se SMTP Use SSL to False, default is True#437
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Adding option to se SMTP Use SSL to False, default is True#437Petebro-MSFT merged 1 commit intomicrosoft:masterfrom
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After this is (hopefully) approved, its possible to generate a new release? |
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Hi @Petebro-MSFT thanks for merging it, I can see that you bumped the version to 0.0.9.1, when should I expect this release to be available? |
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Fixes # Current code doesn't allow to set SMTP Use SSL to False, only the default True
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