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payments-api #318
Pull request #318
Update retry4 commits
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Make the payment retry cap configurablePR title
Lets operators set how many times a failed payment is retried, instead of a fixed three attempts.
payments/config.ts reads and validates the
new RETRY_CAP setting.
payments/retry.ts stops after
RETRY_CAP attempts.
README.md documents the setting.
RETRY_CAP is read once at startup and falls
back to 3 when it is not set.
Values below 1 are rejected at startup. Existing deployments keep three attempts until the setting is changed.
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