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[ECP-9722] Card vault payments API functional tests#3216

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[ECP-9722] Card vault payments API functional tests#3216
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This PR implements new API functional test cases covering card vault payments.

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This pull request adds a comprehensive functional test for the Adyen payment module, specifically focusing on recurring card vault payments through the GraphQL API. The test simulates a customer's journey from an initial purchase where their card details are securely vaulted, to a subsequent purchase where the stored card token is used for payment. This ensures the reliability and correct functionality of the card vaulting and recurring payment process within the Magento GraphQL environment.

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  • New Functional Test: Introduced a new functional test file, AdyenRecurringTest.php, to validate card vault payments via the GraphQL API.
  • End-to-End Vaulting Scenario: The test covers the complete flow of vaulting a credit card during an initial order and then utilizing the stored token for a subsequent order.
  • GraphQL API Coverage: The test extensively uses GraphQL mutations and queries for cart creation, product addition, address and shipping method setup, and order placement, ensuring robust API coverage for this payment flow.

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This pull request introduces a new GraphQL functional test for card vault payments. The test covers generating a card token and then using it to make a subsequent payment. My review has identified a critical issue with how the vault payment is constructed, a high-severity issue with a leftover debugging statement, and a medium-severity suggestion to improve the test's maintainability by refactoring repeated code.

@candemiralp candemiralp marked this pull request as ready for review January 8, 2026 08:55
@candemiralp candemiralp requested a review from a team as a code owner January 8, 2026 08:55
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@candemiralp candemiralp merged commit d9fb438 into main Jan 12, 2026
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@candemiralp candemiralp deleted the ECP-9722 branch January 12, 2026 08:54
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