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Highway Delite Logs Submission - Buyer App #1793
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GitGuardian id | GitGuardian status | Secret | Commit | Filename | |
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13810658 | Triggered | Generic High Entropy Secret | 235c231 | TRV11/HighwayDelite/Flow1 (Booking flow)/on_status.json | View secret |
7620759 | Triggered | Generic High Entropy Secret | 05785fd | TRV11/HighwayDelite/Flow1 (Station code flow)/on_cofirm.json | View secret |
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@highwaydelite, please get the below issues fixed
search1
search2
select
init
confirm
status
cancel(confirm)
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RSF logs Please submit success flow "receiver_recon":
on_receiver_recon
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Feedbacks for IGMIssue
issue_close
on_issue
on_issue_status[NOTE]: This is on_issue_status not on_issue_close
on_issue_status_unsolicited
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@sourabhsaini11 @amitsinha07 please check the updated TRV11 and IGM flows |
@JyotiSharma0711 |
@highwaydelite |
@JyotiSharma0711 Can we connect at 3 pm today |
@highwaydelite, please fix below issues as well for transactional logs
on_confirm, on_status, on_cancel
on_cancel
Soft cancel pair-calls are missing |
@highwaydelite, kindly upload the fixed logs for 2.0.0 'cause 2.0.1 is not supported by other Seller NP's as of now. |
@sourabhsaini11 fixed the issues you mentioned. please check the updated logs. |
Feedbacks for IGMIssueContext timestamp: Should be greater than or equal to created_at and updated_at in the issue. On Issue StatusRespondent Actions:
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TRV11/HighwayDelite/RSF RECEIVER_recon
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@JyotiSharma0711 please check updated RSF logs |
@highwaydelite, please update IGM logs as well |
TRV11/HighwayDelite/RSF Receiver_recon context timestamp should be greater than updated_at. |
@amitsinha07 Please check the updated igm logs |
@JyotiSharma0711 please check the updated RSF logs |
@highwaydelite, kindly resolve below issues
init
confirm
on_status
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@highwaydelite approve for RSF 1.0.0 |
issue_close
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@amitsinha07 added issue_close api. please check |
@sourabhsaini11 Isn't it possible for the updated_at timestamps of on_confirm and on_status to be the same if there's no update to the ticket? During testing with Pramaan, We are getting same timestamp for updated_at of both on_confirm and on_status api's. |
@highwaydelite, if the payload is not getting changed b/w on_confirm & on_update then the updated_at timestamp can remain same |
@sourabhsaini11 you commented this on_status It is not necessary right? when the ticket is not updated. |
@sourabhsaini11 can you please address my query |
@sourabhsaini11 please check the updated logs |
The logs being submitted include:
Flow 1: Station Code
Flow 2: Cancel Flow
IGM Logs
RSF Logs