feat(notification): support multiple providers and mailing list synchronization #459
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Leaving PR as draft, as it updates could be introduced during the Loops controller implementation. |
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This PR extends the Contact, ContactGroup, and ContactGroupMembership APIs to support multiple email/contact providers (e.g., Resend, Loops) simultaneously. It moves away from a single provider model to a provider-agnostic interface that tracks status independently for each backend.
Mailing List Synchronization (Loops): Updated ContactGroupSpec to support external provider IDs. This enables integration with providers like Loops.so that require pre-created mailing list IDs for synchronization.
Closes datum-cloud/email-provider-loops#2