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If a submission has e.g. 3 speakers, then when it is accepted, it seems that 3 copies of the emails are generate for each speaker (i.e. 9 emails total would be sent)
Expected Behavior
Each speaker should get exactly acceptance email, no matter how many speakers are on the talk
Steps to Reproduce
Create an event
Assign multiple speakers to it
Change it's status to accepted
Look in outbox, and notice that there are too many emails there and that they are mostly duplicates
Context
I wanted to send acceptance emails, and not overly spam attendees.
I knew this was happening but chose to send them anyway, because its too hard to go and delete emails from the giant queue if they are duplicates. Not when there are over 700 in the queue.
Your Environment
Version used: how do i find this out?
Environment name and version (e.g. Chrome 39, python 3.5): Firefox 88.0.1
Operating System and version (desktop or mobile): Mac, Desktop
Current Behavior
If a submission has e.g. 3 speakers, then when it is accepted, it seems that 3 copies of the emails are generate for each speaker (i.e. 9 emails total would be sent)
Expected Behavior
Each speaker should get exactly acceptance email, no matter how many speakers are on the talk
Steps to Reproduce
Context
I wanted to send acceptance emails, and not overly spam attendees.
I knew this was happening but chose to send them anyway, because its too hard to go and delete emails from the giant queue if they are duplicates. Not when there are over 700 in the queue.
Your Environment
If you have the ability to check on the JuliaCon instance, then you can see the mass of duplicates for this speaker
https://pretalx.com/orga/event/juliacon2021/speakers/1022/
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