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feat: redeliver paid responses on retry and send merchant idempotency keys - #34
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Adds 2.7.0 safe retries. Both features are experimental, off by default and set per resource under
idempotency.What changed
redelivery: a buyer who lost a paid response retries with the same input and the same retry key (the x402payment-identifieridor the MPPIdempotency-Keyheader), and gets the stored response without a second charge.retentionHoursends (1 to 8760, default 24). A fresh proof must verify as the same payer, and it is never settled.merchantKey: paid backend calls carry a derivedIdempotency-Key, which stays the same when a retry is re signed.doctorreports them.Why
A response lost after settlement, for example to a dropped connection, left the buyer paying twice.