def charge(self, session, id=None, **kwargs):
try:
try:
return func(self, session=session, id=id, **kwargs)
except HTTPRedirect:
# Paranoia: we want to try commiting while we're INSIDE of the
# @credit_card decorator to ensure that we catch any database
# errors (like unique constraint violations). We have to wrap
# this try-except inside another try-except because we want
# to re-raise the HTTPRedirect, and also have unexpected DB
# exceptions caught by the outermost exception handler.
session.commit()
raise
except HTTPRedirect:
raise
except Exception:
error_text = \
'Got an error while calling charge:\n{}\n\n' \
'IMPORTANT: This is likely preventing someone from paying for' \
' something with no error on their end. Look into this ASAP.'\
.format(traceback.format_exc())
report_critical_exception(
msg=error_text,
subject='ERROR: MAGFest Stripe error (Automated Message)')
return traceback.format_exc()
def charge(self, session, payment_id=None, stripeToken=None, stripeEmail='ignored', **ignored):
log.debug('PAYMENT: payment_id={}, stripeToken={}', payment_id or 'NONE', stripeToken or 'NONE')
if ignored:
log.debug('PAYMENT: received unexpected stripe parameters: {}', ignored)
try:
try:
return func(self, session=session, payment_id=payment_id, stripeToken=stripeToken)
except HTTPRedirect:
# Paranoia: we want to try commiting while we're INSIDE of the
# @credit_card decorator to ensure that we catch any database
# errors (like unique constraint violations). We have to wrap
# this try-except inside another try-except because we want
# to re-raise the HTTPRedirect, and also have unexpected DB
# exceptions caught by the outermost exception handler.
session.commit()
raise
except HTTPRedirect:
raise
except Exception:
error_text = \
'Got an error while calling charge' \
'(self, payment_id={!r}, stripeToken={!r}, ignored={}):\n{}\n\n' \
'IMPORTANT: This could have resulted in an attendee paying and not being ' \
'marked as paid in the database. Definitely double check this.'\
.format(payment_id, stripeToken, ignored, traceback.format_exc())
report_critical_exception(msg=error_text, subject='ERROR: MAGFest Stripe error (Automated Message)')
return traceback.format_exc()
def charge(self, session, payment_id=None, stripeToken=None, stripeEmail='ignored', **ignored):
log.debug('PAYMENT: payment_id={}, stripeToken={}', payment_id or 'NONE', stripeToken or 'NONE')
if ignored:
log.debug('PAYMENT: received unexpected stripe parameters: {}', ignored)
try:
try:
return func(self, session=session, payment_id=payment_id, stripeToken=stripeToken)
except HTTPRedirect:
# Paranoia: we want to try commiting while we're INSIDE of the
# @credit_card decorator to ensure that we catch any database
# errors (like unique constraint violations). We have to wrap
# this try-except inside another try-except because we want
# to re-raise the HTTPRedirect, and also have unexpected DB
# exceptions caught by the outermost exception handler.
session.commit()
raise
except HTTPRedirect:
raise
except Exception:
error_text = \
'Got an error while calling charge' \
'(self, payment_id={!r}, stripeToken={!r}, ignored={}):\n{}\n\n' \
'IMPORTANT: This could have resulted in an attendee paying and not being ' \
'marked as paid in the database. Definitely double check this.'\
.format(payment_id, stripeToken, ignored, traceback.format_exc())
report_critical_exception(msg=error_text, subject='ERROR: MAGFest Stripe error (Automated Message)')
return traceback.format_exc()