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Failed build
CI / test2 of 418 tests failed
FAILED tests/test_refunds.py::test_partial_refund_rounding
AssertionError: assert Decimal('10.04') == Decimal('10.05')
FAILED tests/test_refunds.py::test_refund_total
AssertionError: assert Decimal('20.09') == Decimal('20.10')
Test failure analysis
Root causeBoth failures
A recent change to billing/money.py rounds
refund amounts with float instead of
Decimal, so half-cent values round down.
billing/money.pyProposed fix
def round_amount(value):
return Decimal(value).quantize(CENT, rounding=ROUND_HALF_UP)
Add Suggested Changes applies the fix.
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