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@floganz floganz commented Jun 16, 2025

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Adding GQL interface to link charge with a pricing unit and update applied pricing units.

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Add AppliedPricingUnit type
Modify Charge type and input object to accept applied pricing units
Modify plan create and update mutations to also test for applied pricing unit creation/update

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Why did you remove the aggregate_failures ?

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floganz commented Jun 16, 2025

Last year we've edited our spec_helper.rb to enable aggregating failures by default. There's no need for calling it explicitly.

@floganz floganz merged commit 025cdee into main Jun 16, 2025
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diegocharles pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 11, 2025
## Context

Adding GQL interface to link charge with a pricing unit and update
applied pricing units.

## Description

Add AppliedPricingUnit type
Modify Charge type and input object to accept applied pricing units
Modify plan create and update mutations to also test for applied pricing
unit creation/update
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