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This names change is a great idea.
My 2 cents for someone using your project for the first time it was a bit confusing as https://anymail.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation/ was telling me to use the new naming convention but that wasn't supported on the pypi version.
It might be best that the doc point to the last official release.
@areski sorry for the confusion. I've changed readthedocs to default to the stable release version, and updated the links in the readme to point to those, too.
Django's built-in email backend class names are all
EmailBackend
; the type of backend is indicated by the module:Before 1.0-alpha, Anymail should change to follow Django's naming convention:
To avoid breaking code, the current names should still be supported with a deprecation warning.
(As an additional benefit, this would eliminate the need for admonishments throughout the docs on how to properly capitalize each ESP's name.)
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