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DiffDigest Morning Brief
Today, 9:00 AM · 4 repos · 12 PRs
MERGED Stripe webhook handler rewritten to support idempotency keys. Resolves checkout failures reported last week.
REVIEW New onboarding flow sitting 3 days without review. 2 approvals needed.
HOTFIX Rate limiter patch deployed at 2am by @sarah. Prod 429s dropped from 12% to 0.3%.
Bottom line: 8 PRs merged yesterday, shipping velocity is up 20% from last week. The onboarding PR is your only blocker. Auth service refactor is 60% through, on track for Friday.
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