This is my code, note that I modified it to be 'me', and looking in the logs, it eventually stops returning the wrong id but the problem is that the actual email that triggered the pub/sub is "skipped".
any ideas?
const getMostRecentMessageWithTag = async (email, historyId) => {
// Look up the most recent message.
console.log(`getMostRecentMessageWithTag email: ${email} `);
const listMessagesRes = await gmail.users.messages.list({
userId: 'me', // use 'me' instead of email
labelIds: ['INBOX'],
maxResults: 1,
includeSpamTrash: false
});
....
const message = await gmail.users.messages.get({
userId: 'me', // use 'me' instead of email
id: messageId
});
I came across a random issue, I am testing this out with multiple gmail accounts.
A few months ago I had one of my gmail account connected up, the token had obviously expired, so I reauthorized access, that all worked as expected.
In the logs, I saw that the gmail.users.messages.list returned a message.id for a different gmail account I am also testing with, and I was able to confirm this by using this https://developers.google.com/gmail/api/reference/rest/v1/users.messages/get against the other account.
This is my code, note that I modified it to be 'me', and looking in the logs, it eventually stops returning the wrong id but the problem is that the actual email that triggered the pub/sub is "skipped".
any ideas?