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fix(tickets): adjust ticket type sold counters when a ticket's type is changed - #620
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…s changed updateTicket reassigned the ticket type through upgradeTicketType() without touching quantity_sold, so the old type kept a sale it no longer had and the new type never counted it. Over time a type could look sold out while seats were still free, blocking promo codes that unlock it. When ticket_type_id differs from the current type, lock both types in ascending id order, sell(1) on the new one (a sold out type rejects the whole update) and restore(1) on the old one (a counter already out of sync is only logged). An unchanged ticket_type_id leaves the counters alone.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughTicket type changes now update the sold counts for both ticket types. Ticket reassignment records the former owner and dispatches their revocation email after the transaction commits. ChangesTicket update behavior
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant SummitOrderService
participant UpdateTransaction
participant SummitAttendee
participant EmailQueue
SummitOrderService->>UpdateTransaction: Update ticket and return former owner
UpdateTransaction-->>SummitOrderService: Commit and return former owner
SummitOrderService->>SummitAttendee: Dispatch revocation email
SummitAttendee->>EmailQueue: Enqueue email when cache guard allows
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to A ticket reassignment can succeed while the API reports failure if revocation email dispatch fails. Contain that failure before merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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🟡 Changes recommended
The lock lookup can retain a concurrently deleted managed ticket type, causing a server error during flush.
Review effort: Balanced
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What changed in this PR
Updates sold counters when paid tickets change types.
Changes:
- Locks ticket types and transfers sold quantity.
- Adds success, unchanged, sold-out, and inconsistent-counter tests.
| File | Description |
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app/Services/Model/Imp/SummitOrderService.php |
Transfers sold quantity during type changes. |
tests/SummitOrderServiceTest.php |
Tests counter-transfer scenarios. |
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tests/SummitOrderServiceTest.php (1)
1474-1474: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueFix the PHPStan
method.nonObjecterror on->first().PHPStan reports that
first()is called onarray<SummitAttendeeTicket>. ThegetTickets()docblock probably declares an array return type. At runtime it is a Doctrine collection. The same pattern already exists in other tests in this file, so this is a typing issue only. Add an inline@varannotation, or use$attendee->getTickets()[0].Proposed fix
- $badge_id = $attendee->getTickets()->first()->getBadge()->getId(); + /** @var \Doctrine\Common\Collections\Collection $tickets */ + $tickets = $attendee->getTickets(); + $badge_id = $tickets->first()->getBadge()->getId();🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @app/Services/Model/Imp/SummitOrderService.php:
- Around line 4072-4081: Update updateTicket so RevocationTicketEmail is queued
only after the reassignment transaction commits: retain the prior owner needed
for the email, defer enqueueing until commit succeeds, and preserve the existing
deduplication behavior. If sell(1) fails and the update rolls back, do not
enqueue the email.
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Review comments at @tests/SummitOrderServiceTest.php:
- Line 1474: Update the ticket access in the test so PHPStan recognizes the
collection before calling first(); assign attendee->getTickets() to a local
variable with an appropriate Doctrine Collection annotation, then use that
variable to obtain the badge ID.
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…te commits updateTicket dispatched RevocationTicketEmail inside the Doctrine transaction. The database queue is not transactional (after_commit is off and it writes through a separate connection), so when a later step rolled the update back (e.g. moving the ticket to a sold out type) the former owner was still told the ticket had been revoked, and the dedup cache key was burnt for 10 minutes. Capture the former owner inside the transaction and enqueue the email once it commits, through SummitAttendee::dispatchRevocationTicketEmail, which skips the current-owner guard that would otherwise turn the post-commit call into a no-op.
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🟡 Minor · Contain post-commit revocation dispatch failures. · SummitOrderService.php:4103-4109
app/Services/Model/Imp/SummitOrderService.php:4103-4109
🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winContain post-commit revocation dispatch failures.
When reassignment sets
$revoked_owner, the transaction has returned and the ticket update is persisted.dispatchRevocationTicketEmailthen callsCache::add(...)andRevocationTicketEmail::dispatch(...)without handling failures. A thrown cache or queue exception reachesRequestProcessor, which returns an error response. The job constructor can also throw whensupport_emailis missing. The endpoint can therefore report failure after the reassignment succeeds.Suggested fix
- if (!is_null($revoked_owner)) - $revoked_owner->dispatchRevocationTicketEmail($ticket); + if (!is_null($revoked_owner)) { + try { + $revoked_owner->dispatchRevocationTicketEmail($ticket); + } catch (\Throwable $ex) { + Log::error($ex); + } + }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @app/Services/Model/Imp/SummitOrderService.php:
- Around line 4103-4109: Contain failures from dispatchRevocationTicketEmail
after the reassignment transaction commits so they cannot turn a successful
update into an error response. Wrap the call in SummitOrderService’s
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Summary
Changing a ticket's type from the admin (
PUT /api/v1/summits/{id}/orders/{order_id}/tickets/{ticket_id}withticket_type_id) never updatedquantity_sold.SummitOrderService::updateTicketcalledSummitAttendeeTicket::upgradeTicketType(), which only reassigns the type, so the old type kept a sale it no longer had and the new type never counted it.Seen in production on summit 73: a ticket was moved from type 205 to type 204, leaving 205 at 30 of 30 sold with only 29 real tickets. The type looked sold out and promo code
26GLOSTAFF(28/30 used) could not be redeemed.Fix: when
ticket_type_iddiffers from the ticket's current type,updateTicketnowPESSIMISTIC_WRITE) in ascending id order, so two opposite moves cannot deadlock;sell(1)on the new type. A sold out or oversold type throws aValidationExceptionand the whole update rolls back, leaving the ticket and both counters untouched (same behavior ascreateOfflineOrder);restore(1)on the old type. If that counter is already out of sync (restoring would go below zero) it is logged as a warning and the move still succeeds, the same wayrestoreTicketsPromoCodeshandles it.An unchanged
ticket_type_idleaves the counters alone. Promo code usage is not touched.Not included: repairing counters that are already out of sync in production, the invitation email re-sent whenever
ticket_type_idis present, and promo code allowed-type checks.Tests
tests/SummitOrderServiceTest.php:testUpdateTicketTypeChangeMovesSoldCounter: old type -1, new type +1.testUpdateTicketSameTypeLeavesSoldCounterUntouched: no counter change.testUpdateTicketToSoldOutTypeFailsAndLeavesCountersUntouched: rejected, ticket type and counters unchanged.testUpdateTicketTypeChangeWithOldCounterAlreadyAtZeroStillMovesTheTicket: out-of-sync old counter does not block the move.The type-change and sold-out tests fail before the fix and pass after it. The out-of-sync test fails if the
restore()failure is re-thrown.Summary by CodeRabbit