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- Product-level provider mappings now persist seller-scoped `PRODUCT`/`SEARCH` relationships and support active listing and controlled disabling.
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- Pricing refresh enqueue now resolves its provider from an active Product mapping and rejects unmapped Products explicitly.
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- Local development and CI can enable a deterministic fixture provider for end-to-end refresh coverage; production provider adapters remain explicitly configured deployment boundaries.
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- Pricing refresh jobs have a bounded three-attempt retry policy with exponential backoff and an explicit completed-job purge operation for retention scheduling.
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- `npm install` currently reports dependency audit findings. Review and remediate them before production deployment; do not use `npm audit fix --force` without reviewing its changes.
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## Local Commands
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implemented in PostgreSQL. External provider configuration remains deployment
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work.
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Refresh jobs allow three attempts. Failed attempts requeue with short
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exponential backoff; the third failure becomes terminal `FAILED`. Completed-job
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retention is handled explicitly through the repository cleanup operation so a
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deployment can schedule cleanup according to its retention policy.
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Provider failure should not invalidate other valid observations. The failed provider is recorded for admin diagnostics.
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## Overrides
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