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## Summary
**What** —
Add a providerData field to notifications
**Why** —
We need the ability to pass dynamic fields to specific providers. E.g. CC and BCC for emails
**How** —
Just adding the field to the model
**Testing** —
Added the field to existing tests
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> [!NOTE]
> Adds `provider_data` to notifications (types, workflow input, DB model/migration) and forwards it in the Medusa Cloud Email provider, with tests updated accordingly.
>
> - **Data/Schema**:
> - Add `provider_data` (`jsonb`) to `notification` model and DB via migration `Migration20251121150408` and snapshot update.
> - **Types/DTOs**:
> - Add optional `provider_data` to `CreateNotificationDTO`, `NotificationDTO`, and `ProviderSendNotificationDTO`.
> - **Workflows**:
> - Extend `send-notifications` step input with `provider_data`.
> - **Providers**:
> - Medusa Cloud Email: include `provider_data` in outgoing request payload.
> - **Tests**:
> - Update integration tests to pass and assert `provider_data` propagation.
> - **Changeset**:
> - Patch bumps for `@medusajs/notification`, `@medusajs/core-flows`, `@medusajs/types`.
>
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