mailing#60: Fix regression where is_bulkmail flag isn't respected
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There are enough tests here that i am confident if the tests passes and the fix looks correct to me |
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Overview
A regression in Civi 5.19+ causes "Enable bulk email recipients" setting in CiviMail to not be respected. In fact, the "bulk email' flag isn't respected at all.
Before
Only a primary email address can receive a CiviMail email.
After
Original behavior restored.
Technical Details
The PR introducing the regression filters out emails from a mailing where e.g. a contact was marked as deceased after the mailing was queued but before it was sent. It also filters out folks who were marked "do not mail" or "on hold" between scheduling and sending. However, it erroneously includes a requirement that the email address be primary.