Introduction

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.

The Challenge

When a user attempted to check out with a Stripe customer ID that no longer existed, our existing logic

Introduction

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.

The Challenge

Previously, our auto-sync feature did not account for commits that had already been associated with posts.

Introduction

Our test suite was experiencing frequent failures due to database transaction issues. The reconnect() method was causing the PDO connection to close, triggering Laravel's RefreshDatabase trait to reset and resulting in deadlocks and "relation does not exist" errors.

The Challenge

The main challenge was to identify the root cause of the issue and find a solution that would prevent the test suite failures without compromising the database transactions.

The Solution

Introduction

Our application required enhancements to its multi-tenant capabilities and error handling mechanisms. The existing PostGenerator and SetTenantSchema middleware needed improvements for better compatibility with multi-tenant setups and to ensure visibility into issues without disrupting user experience.

Development

The enhancements involved updating the PostGenerator to include tenant checks before querying for the last used post example and permanent prompts.