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Both adapters self-registered when their env vars were set, then returned ErrNotSupported on every call. Routing logic could not distinguish a stub from a real adapter — dangerous for payment routing. Per yesterday's audit: - Capabilities() now returns empty PaymentTypes/Currencies/Features/ Countries and Status="placeholder" on both. Routers must see them as supporting nothing. - Every method returns wrapped ErrNotSupported with explicit "<provider> adapter not implemented (<method>) — see doc.go" so the error trail is honest. - doc.go starts with the required placeholder line pointing at the provider's official docs URL. - cmd/treasuryd/main.go no longer registers either provider; instead it logs a warning when the env var is set, pointing at the doc.go TODO. Env vars stay in the docs so a future real implementation drops in unchanged. Imports kept under blank-import to preserve the stable package path.
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536 B
Go
10 lines
536 B
Go
// Package plaid is a placeholder adapter. Not production-ready. See https://plaid.com/docs/api/.
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//
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// No method of the Provider interface is implemented. Every call returns
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// provider.ErrNotSupported wrapped with a "not implemented" message. The
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// package is kept compiled so the import path remains stable and a real
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// implementation can drop into the same path in a follow-up. The env-gated
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// registration in cmd/treasuryd/main.go has been replaced with a warning
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// log line; no fake provider is ever registered.
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package plaid
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