Since we switched to GCRA, we've had a bug in our rate limits when an override changes.
We don't update the TAT until the next successful issuance, so when increasing a rate-limit, we'll continue to deny until we reach that TAT, and we'll return an incorrect error message that says you've exceeded your new rate limit when you've actually exceeded the old rate limit.
This can be particularly confusing if you've had a rate limit increase, and our error messages tell you that you've already exceeded the new limit.
Since we switched to GCRA, we've had a bug in our rate limits when an override changes.
We don't update the TAT until the next successful issuance, so when increasing a rate-limit, we'll continue to deny until we reach that TAT, and we'll return an incorrect error message that says you've exceeded your new rate limit when you've actually exceeded the old rate limit.
This can be particularly confusing if you've had a rate limit increase, and our error messages tell you that you've already exceeded the new limit.