Tuesday 14 May 2026 — Yara's eng team
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🔎 What to watch today
PR #408 (webhook signature verification refactor) is in review with LIN-203 tracking related errors—watch for merge.
Teammates ↓
Alex — No observable signal in GitHub or Linear since the last thread.
Jules — Jules committed 9ad3e62 ("Add currency column to invoices") and c40f7b8 ("Format amounts by currency in receipts") to yara-saas/app, and updated LIN-455 "Multi-currency: research APAC providers" to In Progress.
Kavi — Kavi opened PR #408 in yara-saas/app ("Webhook signature verification refactor") and committed b71e04d ("Move HMAC handling into one module"). Kavi also reviewed PR #412 in yara-saas/app and updated LIN-203 "Webhook signature errors from the test endpoint" to In Review.
Prit — Prit merged PR #410 in yara-saas/app, "Supabase rate-limit retry test fixtures," and updated LIN-450 "Retry test coverage for rate limits" to Done.
Riku — Riku updated LIN-198 "Design: payments error states", moving it to In Review.
Sami — Sami merged PR #412 in yara-saas/app, "Payments retry guard with idempotency key collision fix", and committed 3f2a9c1 ("Reject a second webhook retry in the same millisecond"). Sami also reviewed PR #408 in yara-saas/app ("Webhook signature verification refactor") and updated LIN-412 "Payments retry: idempotency key collision" to Done.
Yara — Yara reviewed PR #408 "Webhook signature verification refactor" and PR #412 "Payments retry guard with idempotency key collision fix" in yara-saas/app, and updated LIN-201 "Q4 reliability review" to Done.
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- “What to watch” is team-level — no person named — and gives the EM a single signal to act on.
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