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Weekly digest: 14 PRs shipped across 3 repos

The Stripe checkout rebuild finally merged after six weeks.

#eng · reminder09:00

GitLoomApp

#742 in acme/api has waited 4 days for a first review.

eng·daily digestthu 09:00

GitLoomApp9:00 AM

3 PRs are waiting. If your name isn't below, nothing is blocked on you.

Sara: 2 waiting on you

Review Verify webhook signatures (api #746) · 3d waiting, by priya
Re-review Rate-limit headers (api #731) · 2d waiting, changes requested

Jonas: 1 waiting on you

Address the review findings on Refactor session storage (web #742) · open 2d, 5 unresolved threads from coderabbitai

Everything else is fine: 9 other open PRs are moving normally.

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Your AI reviewer · finds the problems

Refactor session storageweb #742

coderabbitaibotreviewed 2 days ago

src/session/store.ts:88

The session write is not awaited before the redirect, so a fast client can land on a stale session.

src/auth/callback.ts:41

returnTo is passed to the redirect without validation. This allows an open redirect.

5 unresolved conversations · no replies

GitLoom · names whose move it is

eng·next morning, 9:00

GitLoom

Jonas: 1 waiting on you

Address the review findings on Refactor session storage (web #742) · open 2d, 5 unresolved threads

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The GitHub app posted 212 messages this week. GitLoom wrote one summary.

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The official GitHub app · 212 messages this week

GitHubApp1:33 PM

[acme/api] 5 commits pushed to main by mike

GitHubApp2:41 PM

[acme/api] New comment on #735 by dana

GitHubApp4:58 PM

[acme/api] CI · build #4519 passed on main

GitHubApp8:56 AM

[acme/api] 3 commits pushed to feature/webhook-signing

GitHubApp9:14 AM

[acme/api] PR opened · #746 Verify webhook signatures

GitHubApp9:15 AM

[acme/api] CI · build #4512 passed on main

GitHubApp9:31 AM

[acme/api] New comment on #741 by mike

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GitLoom · 1 message

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GitLoomApp

A big week for checkout. The Stripe rebuild went live after six weeks in review, and failed card payments now retry on their own. Most of the rest was groundwork for the EU launch.

Production

acme/web

New checkout flow is live for all customers
Invoices can be paid in euros

acme/api

Failed card payments retry before the customer is emailed
Webhook signatures are checked on every delivery

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acme/web

EU cookie consent banner, ready for review

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GitLoomApp10:02 AM

VAT for EU invoices

PR #758 in acme/api · priya

Charges the right VAT rate on invoices for customers in the EU.

Review

Awaiting review

CI

🟡 Running

Conflicts

None

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@GitLoom what's still blocking the EU launch?

GitLoomApp2:14 PM

Two open PRs:

VAT for EU invoices (api #758) has waited 2 days for a first review. Sara is the requested reviewer.
Cookie consent banner (web #761) is approved. Ale just needs to merge it.

The euro checkout already shipped on Tuesday.

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Approved, then forgotten

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The GitHub app posted 212 messages this week. GitLoom wrote one summary.

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