Add missing schedule-specific fields to Message model #385
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* Add support for from field for sending messages (#386) * Add missing schedule-specific fields to Message model (#385) * Add migration grant properties (#387) * Fix from field not being optional causing deserialization errors (#382) * Fix IMAP identifiers not encoding correctly (#383) * Fix NylasOAuthError not setting the status code properly (#388, #379)
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This PR adds in two fields,
schedule_idandsend_at, to theMessagemodel. These fields are returned by the API if the message being sent is scheduled.License
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