Google Api Calendar add Attendee - google-api

i am trying to add an attendee to a existing event using the google calendar api, i am using php, the problem is all existing attendees get an email notification of the updated event, any idea how to send the notification to the new attendee only?
This is possible directly in gmail like this:
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Any help is appreciated

Use Patch, instead of update:
https://developers.google.com/google-apps/calendar/v3/reference/events/patch

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Answer:
It is not possible to do this.
More Information:
The information about an event is tied to the event itself in Google Calendar, rather than to the invite that is sent to the attendees. The invitation will have information contained within it about the event that it is related to. There is only one description, and so this same description will be sent to all attendees in the invitation.

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Background
I'm trying to create an appointment calendar using GSuite and Google Calendar API. When a user (no Google account and outside the GSuite organization) creates an appointment, I'm trying to create a Calendar event on the Calendar of an organization member via the Google Calendar API and generate a Hangouts meeting link.
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