Add multi email recipients#393
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Just some questions, should be okay now
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Nvm you mentioned the concerns |
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The email endpoint should have a way to send emails to multiple recipients with one request.
To avoid hitting any SMTP limits, multi recipient emails are not allowed for
/email/queue, so having more than one string in the "to" array results in a google cloud task being created for each recipient./email/senddoes allow multi recipients in one email, but probably shouldn't be used that way since it bypasses the queueing and could cause the api to hit the SMTP limit.I'm not 100% on how I've implemented this PR, so I can definitely make any changes if we want a different behavior for multi-recipients.