Prod error
checkout_service
affecting 183 requests
183 requests affected · someone is blocked on you
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Checkout API error spike after deploy #842
5xx rate 4.1% · PAY-302 blocked in Jira · 183 customer requests affected
Refactor token refresh middleware & session TTL
+142 −38 lines · 2 team approvals · Passing CI checks
Fix idempotent webhook replay handler for Stripe refunds
Blocking sprint milestone · Updated 25m ago
@alex could you check why customer refund retry failed?
Thread in #eng-checkout · Linked to incident inc-842
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checkout_service
affecting 183 requests
183 requests affected · someone is blocked on you
merged on: err:a91f2c · svc:checkout_service within 30m
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