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feat(types): add fromName and subject params to SendPasswordResetEmailInput #157

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Expand Up @@ -363,6 +363,10 @@ declare namespace tailor.idp {
userId: string;
/** The URI to redirect to after password reset */
redirectUri: string;
/** The sender display name. Defaults to 'Tailor Platform IdP'. */
fromName?: string;
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I thought senderName might be okay too, but I guess it's because of the email specs?

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fromName is the display name portion of the "From" header (Display Name <address>). Since this field only overrides the display name, not the actual sender address, fromName is more precise than senderName. This also aligns with the upstream (platform-core-services) naming.

/** The email subject line. Defaults to the localized default subject. */
subject?: string;
}

/**
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