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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdded documentation for a Stripe-based billing architecture, covering webhook verification, queuing, idempotency, tenant billing updates, and email notifications. Also updated ChangesBilling architecture guides
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In `@docs/guides/billing-overview.md`:
- Around line 3-5: The billing documentation must not claim exactly-once
processing. In docs/guides/billing-overview.md lines 3-5, replace that wording
with a qualified deduplication or at-least-once guarantee; in
docs/guides/idempotency.md lines 3-10, either document an atomic claim/lease
mechanism or explicitly state the residual duplicate-processing risk from the
check-then-process-then-mark flow and 24-hour TTL.
- Around line 11-17: Update the architecture diagram flow around the Stripe
Webhook and Provider Abstraction so event verification/parsing occurs before
enqueueing, with the Job Queue preceding the Immediate 202 response; move the
Idempotency Guard and Tenant Billing Service after the queue to represent
asynchronous processing, while preserving the existing notification step.
In `@docs/guides/idempotency.md`:
- Around line 12-14: Update the model reference under the “MongoDB Model”
section to point to processedWebhook.model.ts instead of processedWebhook.ts,
preserving the surrounding documentation.
In `@docs/guides/queue-system.md`:
- Around line 10-13: Update the QueueAdapter.enqueue contract to return
Promise<void> instead of void, and make the JetQueue adapter and in-memory
implementation return and propagate that promise. Ensure callers can await
enqueue completion so success responses occur only after durable enqueue
succeeds and enqueue failures reach the route.
- Around line 22-23: Update the retry descriptions in
docs/guides/queue-system.md lines 22-23 and
docs/guides/tenant-billing-service.md lines 33-35 to state that jobs may execute
4 times total: 1 initial attempt plus 3 retries, while preserving the existing
backoff delays and dead-letter behavior.
- Around line 39-43: Update the migration guidance in “What stays the same” to
account for the route’s direct queue import from the in-memory module: either
require callers to switch to a stable queue factory/module import, or remove the
claim that all callers remain unchanged and document the route import change.
Keep the QueueAdapter and business-logic guidance intact.
- Around line 20-26: Update the documentation describing lib/queue/in-memory.ts
to remove the claim that its setTimeout-based execution works reliably on
Vercel. Clearly label the implementation as demo-only, note that serverless
shutdown can lose queued jobs and prevent retries or dead-letter collection, and
recommend a durable queue for deployed webhook processing.
In `@docs/guides/tenant-billing-service.md`:
- Around line 27-31: Update the missing-tenant handling in the tenant billing
event flow so lookup failures do not return successfully and get marked
processed. When no tenant is found via stripeCustomerId or client_reference_id,
either raise the established retryable error or persist the event for
reconciliation, while preserving normal processing for resolved tenants.
In `@docs/guides/webhook-endpoint.md`:
- Around line 9-11: Qualify the webhook’s 202 response in
docs/guides/webhook-endpoint.md lines 9-11 by documenting that enqueue failures
return 500. In docs/guides/billing-overview.md lines 3-5, replace the claim that
it always responds immediately with 202 Accepted to state that 202 is returned
only after successful validation and enqueueing.
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202webhook responses, duplicate-event protection with TTL, retry/dead-letter behavior, tenant lookup/error handling, and provider extension/migration guidance.