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TEST Ensure SES Mailer can handle large recipients lists #6

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stephenmcm opened this issue May 7, 2016 · 2 comments
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TEST Ensure SES Mailer can handle large recipients lists #6

stephenmcm opened this issue May 7, 2016 · 2 comments

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@stephenmcm
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This module will likely need testing and code added to support sending in batches as SES is 50 recipients per request limited.

@rodneyway
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rodneyway commented Aug 25, 2016

Further to this - handling of throttling failures due to daily limits being exceeded needs attention.

Further details here: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/ses/latest/DeveloperGuide/reach-sending-limits.html

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nglasl commented Jun 26, 2018

Thank you for your contribution here. I just wanted to let you know that we’re looking to improve our management of issues and pull requests, with a goal to providing clear direction on how Symbiote contributes to the open source community. As part of this ongoing effort:

  • issues and pull requests that have been open prior to December 2017 with no recent activity are being closed

    • this is included

    • if you can confirm this remains applicable for SS3.6+ please do open it again

  • remaining issues and pull requests will be

    • categorised

    • on a clear path to resolution (whatever the next step may be).

This ultimately brings us one step closer to our ambition; being able to prioritise current issues and contributions in a timely manner. If you have any questions, please see https://www.symbiote.com.au/contributing for further information.

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