Python send_messages Examples

Example #1

File: email.py Project: yaoqi/sentry

def send_email(message):
    # HACK(django18) Django 1.8 assumes that message objects have a reply_to attribute
    # When a message is enqueued by django 1.6 we need to patch that property on
    # so that the message can be converted to a stdlib one.
    #
    # See
    # https://github.com/django/django/blob/c686dd8e6bb3817bcf04b8f13c025b4d3c3dc6dc/django/core/mail/message.py#L273-L274
    if not hasattr(message, 'reply_to'):
        message.reply_to = []

    send_messages([message])

Example #2

File: email.py Project: yxlbeyond/sentry

def send_email(message):
    # HACK(django18) Django 1.8 assumes that message objects have a reply_to attribute
    # When a message is enqueued by django 1.6 we need to patch that property on
    # so that the message can be converted to a stdlib one.
    #
    # See
    # https://github.com/django/django/blob/c686dd8e6bb3817bcf04b8f13c025b4d3c3dc6dc/django/core/mail/message.py#L273-L274
    if not hasattr(message, "reply_to"):
        message.reply_to = []

    send_messages([message])

Example #3

File: email.py Project: Akashguharoy/sentry

def send_email(message):
    send_messages([message])

Example #4

File: email.py Project: xvdy/sentry

def send_email(message):
    send_messages([message])