Coding (Platform)

NestJS: Enforce idempotent operations for queue processor command handling

A production request path returns inconsistent decisions during retries and concurrent updates. The affected area is queue processor.

Repair the queue processor command handling implementation so it accepts first operations, recognizes safe repeats, and rejects key reuse with a different payload.

Evidence

Affected surface: NestJS / queue processor.
Observed failure family: enforce idempotent operations.
Scope policy: authorized must equal true.

What this task practices

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