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Who the message goes to
The address the message is delivered to — the only strictly required property.
In detail
One address per job: MailerQ has no concept of several recipients in one message, so sending to a hundred people is a hundred jobs. That is deliberate and convenient — every message has its own result, its own retry schedule and its own tags, with no partial successes to unpick. It is also what makes the queue depth meaningful as a count of pending deliveries rather than of messages with an unknown number of recipients behind each.
What happens if you get it wrong
Missing.The job is invalid and is refused at injection rather than failing later.inference · inference