Retry Loops rate limits - #6460
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Back off and retry 429 responses in web and Stripe delivery paths.
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Loops allows 10 API requests per second. Retry 429 responses with bounded backoff in both web and Stripe senders so lifecycle batches complete cleanly without duplicate mail.
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Bounded retries on external email API calls with unchanged success/error semantics and idempotency headers; no auth or data-model changes.
Overview
Adds automatic retry for Loops HTTP 429 responses in both the Stripe and web Loops senders, so lifecycle/transactional batches can finish when the API hits its ~10 req/s limit without manual reruns.
Each sender now loops up to 3 retries after a 429, waiting from the
Retry-Afterheader (default 1s, capped at 5s) while reusing the same POST payload andIdempotency-Key. 200 and 409 (already processed) still exit successfully; other errors behave as before.Tests assert a 429 followed by success results in two requests.
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