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NORTHSTARS-184

Acme Retail->Commerce Cloud->3.8.0

Checkout attempts intermittently fail after the Commerce Cloud 3.8.0 rollout, especially when the payment gateway retries.

Public replies and team context remain clearly separated.

Jordan Lee

9:18 AM

Checkout failures are still affecting orders in our east region. Can you confirm the mitigation?

Amina Shah

9:36 AM

We have isolated the retry issue and scheduled the correction for Commerce Cloud 3.8.1.

Defect

Payment retry fails after checkout timeout

Target release

Commerce Cloud 3.8.1

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