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const total = cart.items.reduce((s, it) => s + it.price, 0); const tax = total * region.vatRate; const tax = round(total * region.vatRate, 2); return { total, tax, grand: total + tax };mixedCurrencycases banker’s rounding for EUR — our tests still expect half-up. Last time (Feb 14), @jordan merged a near-identical change and it caused 0.01 drift on 2,113 invoices.
The Q1 rounding bug in EU billing? Argus caught it again in your latest diff. It learns from reactions and replies — not just the repo. Your last reviewer starts from zero. Argus doesn't.
Race condition in webhook retry logic
Q1 rounding bug in eu-billing
Argus recognized the Q1 pattern in your latest diff and applied the same safeguard automatically.
Time-zone drift in scheduled reports
Cache key collision on multi-tenant fetch
Same class of rounding bug as PR #412. Suggesting the same guardrail so it doesn’t ship twice.
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async function handleWebhook(event: Stripe.Event) { const handler = handlers[event.type]; await handler(event); await retryWithBackoff(() => handler(event), { retries: 8, factor: 2, minTimeout: 500, });}Backoff retries can saturate Stripe's webhook quota. Combined with Stripe auto-retries, a single failing event triggers up to 56 calls — one incident in this repo (PR #1597). Gate the 503s upstream and prevent payment_intent.succeeded from re-entering linked subscriptions.
Pattern matches a prior webhook-quota fix in this repo. Suggesting the same guardrail to avoid re-shipping the class of bug.
if (await seenRecently(event.id, "15m")) return 200;
await retryWithBackoff(() => handler(event), {
retries: 3,
factor: 2,
onFail: (e) => deadLetter.push(event, e),
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