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[remote meteor]

Just to confirm, the payments do work, it's just the styling and behaviour isn't what I'd expect

[remote grail]

Give me a moment to catch up and I'll respond as soon as I can 🙂

[remote meteor]

👍

[remote grail]

thanks for your patience.

However, the authentication behaviour associated with the test card (OOB, OTP, checkbox etc) doesn't apply
can you clarify what is the expected behavior here?

Additionally, the configuration to take 3dsecure2 styling from the app theme didn't seem to work.

I've been looking at this for days and I think I've tried all the various ways the Stripe SDK allow you to confirm a payment intent.
What docs have you referred for this? and can you share examples of what you've tried?

[remote meteor]

I followed the online web page guides (using paymentlauncher). When that didn't work, I consulted the YouTube video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NOceh42ZNEY (which made no difference)

[remote meteor]

When I go through 3d secure, I always get this. The colour of the toolbar doesn't match the app even though I constructed the appropriate PaymentAuthConfig object. Also the page is always the same regardless of 3d secure test card.

https://stripe.com/docs/payments/3d-secure?platform=android#three-ds-cards

The cards here suggest different flows should happen

[drowsy pier]

Gotcha, thanks for the clarification. I am reaching out to my colleagues who may know more on this and I will get back to you

[wind heath]

Regarding the toolbar colour, what is the config you're using to try to set that?

[remote meteor]

The useAppTheme(this) method

Might have the wrong naming

I've had to step away from the computer to look after my kids

[wind heath]

Can you share a snippet of code showing the configuration you use for us to try reproducing?

[remote meteor]

OK, 2s

override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {

...

     stripe = Stripe(this, BuildConfig.STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY)

     PaymentAuthConfig.init(
         PaymentAuthConfig.Builder()
             .set3ds2Config(
                 PaymentAuthConfig.Stripe3ds2Config.Builder()
                     .setUiCustomization(PaymentAuthConfig.Stripe3ds2UiCustomization.Builder.createWithAppTheme(this).build())
                     .build()
             )
             .build()
     )

...
}

     stripe?.confirmPayment(this, confirmParams)

Sorry, don't know how to format on Discord

I'm on the test environment

Clearly

[wind heath]

That's ok, thanks! You can use triple back ticks around snippets to format:

Multiline
code
here

[remote meteor]

I tried that 😀

Yay

[wind heath]

Ok. so this styling is derived from a theme, and is not something set explicitly. Where in the theme is that header colour controlled then?

[remote meteor]

It should come from the standard app theme (I.e accent colour)

I also tried setting it manually and it didn't work

(I only realised later that I could use the app theme which seems way more robust)

... if it worked

Sorry, I'm used to slack which will format code for you inline as you edit. I tried triple backticks but since it didn't format in the textbox I assumed incorrect syntax

[wind heath]

No problem 🙂

I think this is going to take some time to try to reproduce/test and understand the expected behaviour. I'm giving it a shot right now to see if I can reproduce, but it might be necessary to write in to support to get this addressed if so

Can you share the theme snippet thats setting the header bar colour else in your app (and, i assume that part is working for you)

I'd like to put it in a theme config in our example app to try

(this example app, btw: https://github.com/stripe/stripe-android/blob/master/paymentsheet-example/README.md )

(fixed link)

[remote meteor]

OK, I'll try the example app and see if I get different behaviour

That's probably a good shout

 //                        .setUiCustomization(PaymentAuthConfig.Stripe3ds2UiCustomization.Builder.createWithAppTheme(this).build())
                         .setUiCustomization(PaymentAuthConfig.Stripe3ds2UiCustomization.Builder().setToolbarCustomization(PaymentAuthConfig.Stripe3ds2ToolbarCustomization.Builder().setBackgroundColor("#a83277").build()).build())

OK I thought I'd try and reassert that the hardcoded config doesn't work either (it doesn't)

So the whole app theme is a red herring, and for some reason stripe sdk is ignoring payment auth config