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Describe the bug
After the account recovery process is completed through the "Start Account Recovery" tool, even after the primary email address is updated, both users and user logs indicate receiving the 2FA and password reset emails in their old email addresses. Note: subsequent emails do get sent to the newly updated primary email address, it seems that emails being sent to the old email address occurs right during the recovery process.
Expected behavior
The 2FA/password reset emails should go to users' newly updated primary email addresses, not their previous email addresses.
To Reproduce
Use "Start Account Recovery" process with an alternate email/new primary email for user
Upon completion of the process, 2FA/recovery codes/password should be reset and the primary email checkbox will show the updated email address
But logs will indicate the notification sent to the old email address even if the checkbox for this email under "Primary" will be unchecked
Additional context
Related to this issue and this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
After the account recovery process is completed through the "Start Account Recovery" tool, even after the primary email address is updated, both users and user logs indicate receiving the 2FA and password reset emails in their old email addresses. Note: subsequent emails do get sent to the newly updated primary email address, it seems that emails being sent to the old email address occurs right during the recovery process.
Expected behavior
The 2FA/password reset emails should go to users' newly updated primary email addresses, not their previous email addresses.
To Reproduce
Additional context
Related to this issue and this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: