Send a Gmail draft

The draft's current id, as returned by the drafts listing. Gmail replaces a draft's id every time it is saved, so use a freshly listed one.

True when the message was actually sent. Always true on success — the script fails loudly instead of returning false.

Subject of the message that was sent. Empty when the draft had no subject.

Conversation id, unchanged by sending, so the sent message can be located afterwards.

The Gmail account the message was sent from, read from the session rather than assumed.

True when the send was confirmed by server-derived evidence: the Undo link's target being rewritten to the server-assigned conversation, or the conversation appearing in a settled Sent list.

The recipients exactly as the compose window lists them — display names with the domain, which is what Gmail renders there. Full email addresses are not available on this surface, so none are invented; this is reported so the delivery is still auditable.

The from address as the compose window shows it, read off the message itself rather than the browser session.

How many Send clicks it took before Gmail accepted. More than 1 means a click silently failed to reach the server and was retried.

Whether the draft had also disappeared from Drafts by the time this was checked. Informational only: it depends on the list repainting, so false here does not mean the send failed.

Whether the conversation was found in Sent afterwards, read only once the previous view's draft rows had cleared — an immediate read matches the draft's own row and proves nothing.

The draft id that was sent and therefore no longer exists as a draft.

True when Gmail rewrote the Undo link's target from the local draft to a server-assigned conversation id, which is the direct signal that the send was accepted.