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I'm curious how this affected your projects on paid dynos, can you provide more details around that?

• fireworks 4y ago
  So I did not realize this at first (would have helped if I were, you know, emailed some information about this), but my project was still using a free Postgres addon despite being on a paid dyno setup. So that I suppose was nuked along with the general free tier deprecation.
  • m00x 4y ago
    Did they explain why the notifications didn't work?
    • fireworks 4y ago
      "I discussed this with our backend team and upon deeper investigation, we were able to confirm that there was some issue sending the notifications to your email." Nope.
      • dboreham 4y ago
        Guesses 1, 2 and 3 are : their MTA's IP was black listed by a reputable mail hosting provider's spam filtering system (because they send spam).
      • joemi 4y ago
        That phrasing doesn't rule out an issue on your email server's end, like the email could have bounced. (Though I'm guessing that's unlikely.)
        • fireworks 4y ago
          Would be surprised if that was this case - vanilla GSuite setup.
          • joemi 4y ago
            As I said, unlikely. But not impossible. My work has a GSuite setup and we've had a few verifiable bounces over the years, though they weren't google's fault but were the fault of glitches at our DNS provider (we don't use google for DNS).