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The problem
Consumers hide behind HTTP calls, event schemas, and shared libraries. There's no registry, no contract, no reliable list.
Services deploy independently. The type checker can't catch cross-service breaks. You find out when dashboards go red.
Slack threads, spreadsheets, and stragglers on the old version. Nobody knows which services have actually migrated.
Coding agents made writing the fix cheap. Knowing what breaks — and coordinating the change across teams — is still manual.
How it works — the provider
Charge.amount → Charge.amount_minor
Affected: 11 services · 29 call sites · 8 teams
+ 7 more services…
Recommended rollout
How it works — the consumer
fix: update Charge.amount → amount_minor
Why this changed
The payments-api team is migrating Charge.amount (integer cents) to Charge.amount_minor (integer minor units, follows ISO 4217).
Call sites changed
src/billing/charge.ts:47 charge.amount → charge.amount_minor
src/billing/charge.ts:89 charge.amount → charge.amount_minor
src/reports/export.ts:112 charge.amount → charge.amount_minor
⚠ Behavior change — please review
amount_minor follows the currency's minor unit (JPY = 0 decimal places). If you process non-USD currencies, verify this change is correct for each currency you support.
Safe rollout
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Deployed
Consumer PRs merge one by one. Old-field traffic drains as each service deploys.
8 / 11 services
Remove the old field once every consumer has migrated and traffic reaches zero.
Unlocks when traffic = 0 for 24h
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