Documenting code, one commit at a time.
In a recent update to our eCommerce platform, we faced an issue with handling stale Stripe customer IDs during the checkout process. When users referenced a deleted Stripe customer, our application would encounter errors that disrupted the checkout experience. To improve the user journey, we implemented a solution that gracefully handles this scenario.
In our Laravel-based project, we encountered a situation where it was important to ensure our application's dependencies were synchronized with the latest updates from external packages. This post details a specific commit we made to address a synchronization issue with the prism-php/prism package, providing insights into how we managed our Composer dependencies effectively.
In our recent development effort, we aimed to enhance the auto-sync functionality in our post generation system. The primary concern was to ensure that commits already used in existing posts would not be duplicated in the auto-sync process. This adjustment was necessary to maintain the integrity and uniqueness of the posts generated by our system.
