Ask HN: Where and how are you using distributed sagas in your architecture?

I'm doing research on how widespread this pattern is used, but, while there are a lot of blog posts on the concept, there don't seem to be too many well-known examples of it in practice.

For those unfamiliar with distributed sagas, here is Caitie Mccaffrey explaining the concept: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDuwrtwYHu8.

For those too lazy to click on the link: think of having multiple services submitting a task to a task queue, but with the added property of them all issuing and/or processing an "undo" task if something goes wrong partway through with one of the services. This ensures no inconsistency across these services.