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I used a bash script to call https://cal.com/api/book/event to book the same time slot with 2 seats concurrently, caused 2 bookings instead of one containing 2 seat references created.
This caused 2 links created for daily video, users would usually like 2 seats to attend the same meeting, so this does not seem like a predicted behavior for me.
Maybe adding a unique constraint to the booking model or a lock could fix this?
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I used a bash script to call
https://cal.com/api/book/event
to book the same time slot with 2 seats concurrently, caused 2 bookings instead of one containing 2 seat references created.This caused 2 links created for daily video, users would usually like 2 seats to attend the same meeting, so this does not seem like a predicted behavior for me.
Maybe adding a unique constraint to the booking model or a lock could fix this?
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