If you are sending multiple attachments on a single message, (This also applies to multipleĪttachments with no filename, though not to inline images.) The same filename to the SendGrid v2 API. Root of the settings file if neither ANYMAILĭuplicate attachment filenames (SendGrid v2 limitation)Īnymail is not capable of communicating multiple attachments with Create credentials specifically for sending mail in theĮither username/password or SENDGRID_API_KEYĪnymail will also look for SENDGRID_USERNAME and SENDGRID_PASSWORD at the This is not the username/password that you use to log into SendGrid’sĭashboard. Or include the field delimiters directly in all yourĮ.g.:.(You can still use esp_extra to override for individual messages.) This is usually the best approach, and will apply to all messages Set 'merge_field_format' in the message’s.SendGrid will accept and send just about anything asĪ message’s from_email. If you’ve enabled ANYMAIL_IGNORE_UNSUPPORTED_FEATURES,Īnymail will use only the first one. If your message has multiple reply addresses, you’ll get an SendGrid’s v3 API only supports a single Reply-To address (and blocksĪ workaround that was possible with the v2 API). To disable all of these Message-ID workarounds, setĪNYMAIL_SENDGRID_GENERATE_MESSAGE_ID to False in your settings.
Your own Message-ID in the message’s extra_headers.) Workaround to ensure smtp-id is included in all SendGrid events,Įven those that aren’t documented to include it.)Īnymail will use the domain of the message’s from_email In later SendGrid API calls, you can match that Message-ID Outgoing message, provides it to SendGrid, and includes it in the To work around this, Anymail by default generates a new Message-ID for each Knowing a sent message’s ID can be important for later queries about SendGrid does not return any sort of unique id from its send API call.
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