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Do you set up correctly as this Doc? https://stripe.com/docs/payments/checkout/custom-success-page#modify-success-url
Would be appreciated if you can provide a PaymentIntent ID so I can look closer
Yes, I set up correctly. This has only happened once. The other correctly substitute {CHECKOUT_SESSION_ID} with a Checkout Session ID. I don't know the PaymentIntent ID but the IDs before and after this occurred are "pi_3M4D5hBhKZo8IQRf1KKFisAb", "pi_3M4CMXBhKZo8IQRf0xr472qD", "pi_3M4C0NBhKZo8IQRf01immHfQ", "pi_3M48GWBhKZo8IQRf0GjGVTTy".
Could you find the exact request for the failed id from here? https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs
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The request ID is req_L5AosJm25BD3gF.
I think it is possible that the url (/{success_url}?session_id=%7BCHECKOUT_SESSION_ID%7D) was typed directly into the browser if Stripe substitutes {CHECKOUT_SESSION_ID} with a Checkout Session ID without exception.
That's only the Get request, We would like to know the request to create that Checkout Session Id
I am looking at POST requests around that time and see you are passing in
https://reel.lumiere.theater/seat_success?session_id={CHECKOUT_SESSION_ID}
which looks correct to me
Is it possible that Stripe does not substitute {CHECKOUT_SESSION_ID} with a Checkout Session ID after the customer is redirected to the success page.
I don't think this would happen, but if we can find the concrete Session Id, it would help investigate easier. Even better if you can reproduce consistently