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DKM-1042
Critical

Checkout fails silently when coupon field is empty

Submitting the payment form without a coupon returns a 400 and no error is surfaced to the user. Reproduced 5/5 on iOS Safari 17.

Status
Reproduced
Env
iOS 17 / Safari
Logged
14:02:18Z
Regression checklist
  • Signup → email verification
  • Stripe checkout on mobile Safari
  • Empty state after first login
  • Session persists on refresh
  • Form validation messages

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  • critical

    Auth and sessions break after regeneration

    You asked the AI to change the login page. It rewrote the session handling too. Now a refresh logs users out, or a signed-out visitor can load a page they shouldn't.

  • critical

    Database permissions are wide open or dead

    Row-level policies get generated optimistically. Either every user can read every row, or your own dashboard returns an empty list and you assume it's a UI bug.

  • high

    Orphaned logic after edits

    A field gets renamed, a step gets removed, and something three screens away still points at the old shape. It only fails on the one path you never re-tested.

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