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Handle multiple user variables with X-Mailgun-Variables header #35
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In current state it is impossible to send multiple variables for email (header is mapped and variable name is hardcoded as 'my-var'). I updated headers map and mapping function to take JSON object for this header and map this to multiple variables. It's already tested and seems to work correctly. Note: there is no backward compatibility right now.