Version 2.3.05 debuts some functional enhancements, improved scheduling abilities and a handful of fixed bugs.

What’s New

We implemented the open source redis-cluster with kubernetes i.e. our servers still have functionality when something goes awry. And it can be handled without a bunch of lame downtime.
We added some increased time zone functionality to our backend so we can tell our system what to do whenever we want.
We have a server (a “redis server” to be exact) that hangs onto key information for quick access. We did a thing that backs up even more data, and the whole situation can handle major workload like a boss.
Our server now tells us, in a more informed way, what it’s problem is.
Coupons are no longer just for slowing down a line at the grocery store. Users can now apply a coupon during a membership change.
Admins can now quickly and immediately cancel past due accounts. #likeabandaid

Bug Fixes

The time zone scheduler was not triggering emails. (How dare it.) We fixed it and it’s now behaving itself.
If a military/first responder user signed up while a promotion was running, some wires got crossed and the pay button showed incorrect pricing. We uncrossed the wires and pricing is showing properly.
We had a bug that allowed the payment page to occasionally ignore the membership selected by the user. We had a sit down with the payment page and it’s now using better listening skills.
We added a timezone package that killed the jobs (jobs = things we told the server to do), so we fixed it. File that under whoopsie.
Some users entered credit card information that declined and the error message returned by Stripe was equivalent to a sassy brush off. We changed to a more thoughtful message.