Allow services to signal that API execution has failed, which should free up the payment token and allow it to be used for another API call.
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If the X-Charge response header is set to yes, consider the request a success and mark the payment token as spent. If the X-Charge header is set to any other value (normally no), consider the request a failure and mark the payment token as usable.
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If the X-Charge response header is not specified,
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If the --explicit-charge config option is set, consider the request a failure.
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If the --explicit-charge config option is not set, consider the request a success if the status code is 2xx or 3xx, otherwise consider it a failure.
Freeing up the payment token means removing it from the spent table, which means we should log the execution error to a separate (new) table.
Allow services to signal that API execution has failed, which should free up the payment token and allow it to be used for another API call.
If the
X-Chargeresponse header is set toyes, consider the request a success and mark the payment token as spent. If theX-Chargeheader is set to any other value (normallyno), consider the request a failure and mark the payment token as usable.If the
X-Chargeresponse header is not specified,If the
--explicit-chargeconfig option is set, consider the request a failure.If the
--explicit-chargeconfig option is not set, consider the request a success if the status code is2xxor3xx, otherwise consider it a failure.Freeing up the payment token means removing it from the
spenttable, which means we should log the execution error to a separate (new) table.