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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions meteroid/api/events.py
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Expand Up @@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ async def ingest(
Ingest usage events for metering and billing purposes.

Events are deduplicated by `(event_id, customer_id)` — re-sending the same pair will not be
double-counted. If timestamps differ across duplicates, the event with the latest timestamp is used.
double-counted. The first copy received is kept and later copies are ignored, whatever they change.

By default, any invalid event rejects the entire batch. Set `allow_partial_failures` to `true` to ingest valid events and receive per-event failure details in the response body.

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Ingest usage events for metering and billing purposes.

Events are deduplicated by `(event_id, customer_id)` — re-sending the same pair will not be
double-counted. If timestamps differ across duplicates, the event with the latest timestamp is used.
double-counted. The first copy received is kept and later copies are ignored, whatever they change.

By default, any invalid event rejects the entire batch. Set `allow_partial_failures` to `true` to ingest valid events and receive per-event failure details in the response body.

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