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While working on the project I use Mailgun for, we've come across a slight issue.
Although Mailgun is a lot faster than using plain old SMTP to send emails, it still induces quite a delay at one stage of the process, basically we need to send custom emails out to (possibly) hundreds of people at one time.
One feature of Mail that this package doesnt replicate is Mail::queue. It would be super useful if that was able to be implemented. Is this something that would be possible?
Thanks for your work on this so far, it's helped in so many ways!
James
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@CalamityJames I haven't had the time to investigate this unfortunately. I think you could just use the regular Laravel Queues to accomplish the same goal.
I'm closing this issue for now.
While working on the project I use Mailgun for, we've come across a slight issue.
Although Mailgun is a lot faster than using plain old SMTP to send emails, it still induces quite a delay at one stage of the process, basically we need to send custom emails out to (possibly) hundreds of people at one time.
One feature of Mail that this package doesnt replicate is
Mail::queue
. It would be super useful if that was able to be implemented. Is this something that would be possible?Thanks for your work on this so far, it's helped in so many ways!
James
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: