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Convey's IRejectedEvent gives Pacco an application-level negative acknowledgement - a rejected twin for every command. Reading the four exception-to-message mappers shows the pattern decaying in four different ways, from a failed reserve announced as a failed release to rejection classes nothing ever constructs.
DShop.Common's error middleware maps every exception to HTTP 400, computes a safe message, then throws it away and serialises the raw exception text to the caller.
A reusable try-catch-finally wrapper in DShop.Common awaits a null-conditional delegate - so the success path throws a NullReferenceException the failure path avoids.
DShop.Common decides a message's fate from the type of exception a handler throws - domain failures become events, infrastructure failures get retried.
A 22-character job name, a 20-character column, and an error handler that has thrown on every attempt since the day it shipped - plus the four parallel logging systems that still could not catch it.
