@porulle/adapter-woocommerce 0.74.1 → 0.74.2

package/dist/index.js

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ export function wooConnector(options = {}) {
         async probeStore(input) {
             const storeDomain = normalizeStoreDomain(input, { allowPrivateHosts: transport.allowPrivateHosts });
             if (!storeDomain) {
-                const why = transport.allowPrivateHosts ? undefined : refusedStoreUrl(input);
+                const why = refusedStoreUrl(input);
                 return refused(why === "http" ? "WOO_STORE_NOT_HTTPS" : "WOO_INVALID_STORE_DOMAIN", why === "http"
                     ? "Your store must be served over https (with a valid certificate) to connect."
                     : why === "private_host" ? "That address is not a public website." : `"${input}" is not a store address. Enter it like https://shop.example.com.`);

package/dist/orders.js

@@ -142,9 +142,10 @@ export async function pushOrder(client, slice, options) {
         // A refusal can leave a checkout-draft behind; it is ours, so it goes.
         if (draftId?.success)
             await client.send("DELETE", `/wc/v3/orders/${draftId.data}`, undefined, z.unknown(), { force: "true" });
-        // A 4xx is the store's answer. Anything else (timeout, 5xx, unreadable) may have created the
-        // order: retriable, and the next attempt looks for it before creating.
-        const answered = error.status !== undefined && error.status >= 400 && error.status < 500;
+        // A 4xx WooCommerce explained (its JSON error) is the store's answer. Anything else — a timeout,
+        // a 5xx, a firewall's page — may or may not have created the order: retriable, and the next
+        // attempt looks for it before creating anything.
+        const answered = error.status !== undefined && error.status >= 400 && error.status < 500 && error.body !== undefined;
         return Err({ code: answered ? "WOO_ORDER_REJECTED" : error.code, message: answered ? `WooCommerce refused the order: ${error.message}` : `The store's answer to the order was lost (${error.message}); it is looked for before trying again.`, retriable: !answered });
     }
     const order = created.value;