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Am I allowed to set :postmark/from to my gmail?
I think it has to be whatever address you've configured in Postmark as your sending identity--and I think for non-test sending identities they want you to use a custom domain
Dang. Ok, Thanks.
I actually wasn't aware of that requirement until someone mentioned they ran into issues when trying to use a gmail address as their sending identity--maybe it would've been better to stick with mailgun as the default :thinking_face: would it be helpful to have a step-by-step thing for setting up a custom receiving address for postmark, just to make the process quick? maybe it wouldn't hurt to do a step-by-step guide for the whole postmark setup
looking at pricing, I wonder if I should go back to having https://www.mailersend.com/ be the default/recommended email provider :thinking_face: I see mailgun's cheapest plan is now $35/month, and Postmark's pricing has also been jacked up since they got acquired (starts at $10/month for 10,000 emails which is fine, but additional emails are $1.80 / 1,000 emails which is super expensive... glad I've been grandfathered in on one of their old plans 😬 ). mailersend on the other hand actually has a free tier with 3k emails/month, so most Biff users wouldn't even be paying anything; and even if/when you exceed that, their paid plan is surprisingly cheap
Sendgrid has simple configuration as well.
What are folks doing with exceptions in production? Storing them in the db? Just logging them? Sending a page in the middle of the night?
I might store them in the db, and email them to myself.
I have a search/alert set up in paper trail so it'll email me whenever the logs say "exception", then in my email app I route those to a specific folder and make them trigger a notification (most of my emails don't trigger notifications)
I see!
papertrail looks great!
yeah, very handy 🙂 pretty straightforward to set up as well