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👋 Hi there, Happy to help!
subdomaines have no effects on webhooks. For Stripe point of view it's a fully independent endpoint.
yet I'm seeing weird behaviors that suggest otherwise.
What kind of weird things are you observing, could you provide more details ?
So for our setup, we added a custom querystring that is used to detect webhook payloads from live/test mode. Previously, we were receiving double webhooks from both live and test modes, and I made a change to filter the test mode in our production environment out.
However, when another colleague tried creating a new connection in test mode only, the above previous change also filter out the test mode payload, so now I have to revert my change, which then created a regression with double webhooks again.
subdomaines have no effects on webhooks. For Stripe point of view it's a fully independent endpoint.
Please clarify. Are you saying that endpoints with different sub-subdomains are treated as separate endpoints ie. Stripe does detect sub-subdomains and treat them as separate entities?
Stripe does detect sub-subdomains and treat them as separate entities?
For eaech endpoint you configure in Stripe, it is treated as separate entities.