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fix #474

Now, when an invoice payment fails:

  • Mostro will tell the buyer the first time it fails, payment_attempts and payment_retries_interval
  • For the remaining failures, it won't tell them anything, so the user isn't bombarded with failed payment spam.
  • If the maximum number of failures is reached, Mostro will prompt the user to add an invoice.

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  • Bug Fixes
    • Improved payment failure notifications to only send detailed alerts on the first failure and when retry limits are reached, reducing unnecessary notifications during intermediate failures.

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The logic for handling payment failure notifications was updated. Now, when a payment fails for the first time, a PaymentFailed message is sent with retry configuration details. For subsequent failures, only when the retry limit is reached is an AddInvoice message sent. Intermediate failures do not trigger notifications.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/app/release.rs Modified check_failure_retries to send retry info in the first PaymentFailed message and adjust notification logic for subsequent failures.
Cargo.toml Updated mostro-core crate dependency version from 0.6.42 to 0.6.43.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant System
    participant Notifier

    System->>System: Payment fails
    alt First failure
        System->>Notifier: Send PaymentFailed (with retry config)
    else Not first failure and attempts >= limit
        System->>Notifier: Send AddInvoice (with order payload)
    else Intermediate failure
        Note right of System: No notification sent
    end
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Catrya commented Jun 24, 2025

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Catrya commented Jun 25, 2025

It must be tested with mostro core of the pr MostroP2P/mostro-core#111

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src/app/release.rs

[error] 52-52: cannot find struct, variant or union type PaymentFailedInfo in this scope


[error] 61-61: no variant or associated item named PaymentFailed found for enum mostro_core::message::Payload in the current scope

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src/app/release.rs (4)

42-42: Good addition for tracking first failure.

The is_first_failure variable correctly identifies when to send the initial failure notification with retry details.


53-53: Good use of saturating_sub for remaining attempts calculation.

Using saturating_sub(1) correctly calculates remaining attempts while preventing underflow, providing accurate information to the user about how many retries they have left.


49-76: Verify the notification logic aligns with PR objectives.

The updated logic correctly implements the PR requirements:

  • First failure: Sends PaymentFailed message with retry details
  • Retry limit reached: Sends AddInvoice message
  • Intermediate failures: No notifications (reduces spam)

However, ensure this behavior change doesn't break existing client expectations.

Search for other places in the codebase that might expect the old behavior:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Find other references to PaymentFailed action handling
# Expected: Identify potential areas that need updates

echo "Searching for PaymentFailed action handling..."
rg -A 5 -B 5 "Action::PaymentFailed\|PaymentFailed.*Action"

echo "Searching for payment failure related message handling..."
rg -A 10 "check_failure_retries"

61-61: ```shell
#!/bin/bash

Search for the 'Payload' enum definition and its variants

echo "Locating definition of enum Payload..."
rg -n "enum Payload" || true

echo -e "\nShowing 20 lines of context around enum Payload..."
rg -n "enum Payload" -A20 || true

echo -e "\nSearching for any occurrences of 'PaymentFailed' across the repo..."
rg -n "PaymentFailed" || true


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@grunch grunch merged commit b1356e9 into MostroP2P:main Jul 24, 2025
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