From 1acaacb0fe1821813bdb4a3c6b552203d9cf5c43 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: StuartFerguson <stuart_ferguson1development@outlook.com>
Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2025 10:35:05 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] Update RecordActivityDateOnMerchantStatement method

Added an additional parameter to the call of
DomainServiceHelper.GetAggregateOrFailure in the
MerchantStatementDomainService.cs file. This change
likely modifies the method's behavior regarding
aggregate retrieval and failure handling.
---
 .../Services/MerchantStatementDomainService.cs                  | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/TransactionProcessor.BusinessLogic/Services/MerchantStatementDomainService.cs b/TransactionProcessor.BusinessLogic/Services/MerchantStatementDomainService.cs
index 53e82755..64838347 100644
--- a/TransactionProcessor.BusinessLogic/Services/MerchantStatementDomainService.cs
+++ b/TransactionProcessor.BusinessLogic/Services/MerchantStatementDomainService.cs
@@ -282,7 +282,7 @@ public async Task<Result> RecordActivityDateOnMerchantStatement(MerchantStatemen
             try
             {
                 // Work out the next statement date
-                Result<MerchantStatementAggregate> getMerchantStatementResult = await DomainServiceHelper.GetAggregateOrFailure(ct => this.AggregateService.GetLatest<MerchantStatementAggregate>(command.MerchantStatementId, ct), command.MerchantStatementId, cancellationToken);
+                Result<MerchantStatementAggregate> getMerchantStatementResult = await DomainServiceHelper.GetAggregateOrFailure(ct => this.AggregateService.GetLatest<MerchantStatementAggregate>(command.MerchantStatementId, ct), command.MerchantStatementId, cancellationToken, false);
                 if (getMerchantStatementResult.IsFailed)
                     return ResultHelpers.CreateFailure(getMerchantStatementResult);