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Coffee with Sarah about the migration. She thinks we should cut the legacy importer before March, which means the billing sync has to move first. Need to check with Devon.
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Coffee with Sarah about the migration. She thinks we should cut the legacy importer before March. Need to check with Devon first.
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Sarah
14 thoughts · 3 open loops
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- Check with Devon about the legacy importer
- Send Sarah the March timeline
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- Coffee with Sarah about the migration.2h ago
- Sarah pushed back on the March date - wants the importer cut first.yesterday
- Handover notes from Sarah on the billing sync.Feb 24
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Migration
2- Check with Devon about the legacy importersource
- Confirm the March cutover datesource
Auth rewrite
1- Unblock Priya by Thursdaysource
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migration in March
Time travel · March 2026
- Sarah pushed back on the March date - wants the importer cut first.Mar 12
- Migration kickoff with Devon. Billing sync moves first.Mar 9
- Priya is blocked on the auth rewrite until the token service ships.Mar 4
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