#b0otable-firebase

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hearty sapphire
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hey! I know very little about Firebase to be honest but let me see if I can find anything

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seems like maybe the workaround is to pass an explicit version in the firebase ext:install call

green owl
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How would I know what version to install?

hearty sapphire
green owl
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Is there no other way to add stripe to the manifest that isn't so hacky?

hearty sapphire
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I don't know honestly.

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if the above workaround is not sufficient I'd suggest opening an issue on the Github project, unfortunately we don't have much knowledge of this plugin or Firebase on my team.

green owl
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I did find this:

The Extensions Emulator is currently not running.
If you are not using Extensions in your testing, everything is fine. If you want to use Extensions in your testing, add them to your extension manifest. To do so, either to add a single extension instance by running: 
firebase ext:install <publisherId/extensionId> 
or export the extensions instances from a production project by running 
firebase ext:export --project=your-project.
hearty sapphire
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I'm not sure what that means unfortunately, I've never used Firebase.

green owl
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I don't know what the publisherId/extensionId would be

hearty sapphire
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stripe/firestore-stripe-payments

green owl
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This way seems to work!

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firebase ext:export --project=your-project.

hearty sapphire
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neat!

green owl
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random question but do you know of any good free ngrok alternatives, it would make testing the stripe webhooks easier

hearty sapphire
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stripe cli has that functionality built in actually

green owl
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Seems promising but one more tool to learn. In the shorterm I'll prob just stick with ngrok

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From what I can tell this requires you to manually trigger events with 'stripe trigger'.

hearty sapphire
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it doesn't