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Run #8421
CS
Support Lead 2:14 PM
Customer escalation

@chivesbot customer is seeing a 500 on checkout — https://sentry.io/acme/issues/4821...

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ChivesBot 2:14 PM
Investigation
Sentry error NullReferenceError in promo_code_lookup
Root cause Null promo code passed to lookup without validation
Repo acme/checkout-service
Needs approval from someone with write access to acme/checkout-service
Approve Deny
E
Engineer 2:15 PM
Approved. Run it under my access.
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ChivesBot 2:18 PM
Fix ready
Added null check in promo_code_lookup
Added regression test for null promo code path
Tests: 84 passed, 0 failed
PR github.com/acme/checkout-service/pull/312
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