Update README retry code sample to use two retries #658
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While looking at retry code samples across client libraries recently, we happened to notice that all the other ones use two retries as an example while stripe-node uses one. Definitely not adverse to changing this number everywhere at some point if we think it's right move, but for now just doing the incremental improvement of making stripe-node consistent with the other libraries.
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Jul 12, 2019
Co-Authored-By: Olivier Bellone <[email protected]>
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Welp, I guess that teaches me a lesson about why self approvals are a bad idea haha. Nothing gets by you Olivier ;) Thanks! |
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Haha, you're welcome :) |
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While looking at retry code samples across client libraries recently, we
happened to notice that all the other ones use two retries as an example
while stripe-node uses one.
Definitely not adverse to changing this number everywhere at some point
if we think it's right move, but for now just doing the incremental
improvement of making stripe-node consistent with the other libraries.
r? @brandur-stripe (Tiny change. Going to self-approve this one.)