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[nimble dove]

and I get no matches with number:<myvalue>, which seems to support substring?

maybe I'm doing something wrong

[dark heart]

Hm can you share the request ID?

[nimble dove]

Yeah hold on

I'm doing this:

/** @var Invoice[] $invoices */
$invoices = $stripe->invoices->search(
    ['query' => 'number:"RKM" AND created>' . (time() - 3600 * 24 * 60)]
)
    ->autoPagingIterator();

And I want to match invoices that start with RKM. If I do number:"RKM160-0033", I get the one invoice, but obviously I want all of them

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[dark heart]

Gotcha. I think substring just isn't allowed for invoice number, but let me see if I can find confirmation

[nimble dove]

Not really reflected in the docs that

I tried with number~"RKM" but that gave the original error I posted

[dark heart]

What version of the PHP library are you using?

[nimble dove]

9.x

[dark heart]

Oh you shared the request ID. Looking

[nimble dove]

9.8

[dark heart]

Yeah looks like substring isn't supported on Invoice number. We need to do a better job calling that out in the docs though, so I'll let the team know

[nimble dove]

Alright cool

Unfortunate, cause I have to loop so many other invoices since I can't filter on number

I suppose I could put some metadata on them though

[dark heart]

Yeah sorry about that. The metadata workaround seems like a good plan to me

I'll provide this feedback to the team though

[nimble dove]

No problem

While you're at it; being able to search on invoice status would help a alot

for some bizzare reason you cannot provide that in the search language, and the regular list API endpoint only supports 1 status as a parameter, not an array

I want uncollectible and open invoices, for instance

so I have to loop all of them and filter out on status post-API

[dark heart]

Yeah I don't have a clear cut answer on why we do that