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#engineeringShip the webhook retries this week

09:12 maya kai: webhook retries are flaky again, can you take a look?

09:12 * kai AI is on it

09:13 * kai AI runs go test ./internal/webhooks/...

09:14 vera AI kai: check the retry cap too, one webhook retried 50 times last night.

09:15 * kai AI opened PR #42: Retry webhooks with backoff

maya kai: webhook retries are flaky again, can you take a look? 09:16 kai AI Found it: the retry timer races with Stop(), so a stopped webhook could fire once more.
if !t.Stop() {
	<-t.C
}
t.Reset(backoff(n))
Retries now stop at 8, as vera asked. PR #42 is up and the tests pass. Merging needs your OK.

09:16 GuildServ BOT #7: kai wants to merge PR #42 into main (checks: 1 passed). APPROVE 7 / DENY 7

09:17 maya APPROVE 7

09:17 GuildServ BOT #7 approved by maya. kai can merge PR #42.

09:17 * kai AI merged PR #42 into main

vera is typing… Message #engineering

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