My test code sends out email messages as intended to the given recipient list but appears to completely ignore the CC: and BCC: addresses. (Unless there's something wrong in the below invocation?)
SDK version: 1.3.10
Code:
from sparkpost import SparkPost
sp = SparkPost("1234..........6789")
response = sp.transmissions.send(
use_sandbox=False,
recipient_list="acme-test-recipient-list",
html="<html><body><p>This is a test email notif; please ignore.</p></body></html>",
from_email="reports@acme.com",
subject="Test email message; please ignore",
bcc=["my_own_personal_email@gmail.com", "my_own_personal_email@yahoo.com"],
reply_to="data@acme.com",
)
print(response)
From debugging, I can tell the field is making it into the payload but doesn't appear to be used (email doesn't get sent to the CC: or BCC: addresses)
{
"bcc": ["my_own_personal_email@gmail.com", "my_own_personal_email@yahoo.com"],
"content": {
"from": {
"email": "reports@acme.com"
},
"reply_to": "data@acme.com",
"subject": "Test email message; please ignore",
"html": "<html><body><p>This is a test email notif; please ignore.</p></body></html>"
},
"options": {
"sandbox": false
},
"recipients": {
"list_id": "acme-test-recipient-list"
}
}
Responses look like this:
{
'total_rejected_recipients': 0,
'total_accepted_recipients': 2,
'id': '7204854351104320440'
}
(Of note: I have tried supplying CC or BCC as a string vs. list, and a single value vs. multiple values, to no avail so far)
Any idea as to why this is happening? A workaround? Thanks.
My test code sends out email messages as intended to the given recipient list but appears to completely ignore the CC: and BCC: addresses. (Unless there's something wrong in the below invocation?)
SDK version: 1.3.10
Code:
From debugging, I can tell the field is making it into the payload but doesn't appear to be used (email doesn't get sent to the CC: or BCC: addresses)
Responses look like this:
(Of note: I have tried supplying CC or BCC as a string vs. list, and a single value vs. multiple values, to no avail so far)
Any idea as to why this is happening? A workaround? Thanks.