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willow fernBOT
lime ferry
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hello, this could be a few different things, hard to really say

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I'd say, set up your local webhook endpoint and try stripe listen to your local endpoint again?

green radish
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That didn't fix the problem

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Is there a way to delete the local endpoint and completely re-configure it? that might allow me to make it active again

lime ferry
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not sure what you mean by "delete" the local endpoint, it isn't registered anywhere right?

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like it is just on your machine

green radish
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Ok sure, we don't need to delete the endpoint. I just figured that might be one way of getting back to square one then starting another similar endpoint

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That is what I see now under local listeners

lime ferry
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you don't register a local listener there

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ah that is under the Stripe CLI section, right?

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if so, disregard what I said

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try firing up your local handler on a different port?

green radish
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ok I'll try that

green radish
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No, that still didn't fix the problem. When I try to add a new local endpoint, I see a series of three steps under "Test in a local environment". I have a green highlighted "Completed" for the stripe login step. But after I do the "stripe listen --forward-to ..." step from my powershell command line, no green highlighted "Completed" shows up for that second step.

woven glen
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Hi there 👋 taking over for @lime ferry

Is the listener working on your end? The Dashboard can take a few minutes to update sometimes

green radish
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No, the initial listener is still disconnected

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Still stuck on the "forward events to your webhook" step

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I've seen that, if there's already an existing endpoint, I should perhaps do "stripe listen --load-from-webhooks-api --forward-to localhost:5000 .... "

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But that didn't make the endpoint active either

woven glen
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No, the initial listener is still disconnected
What initial listener? If you're following the 3 steps from the Dashboard, then this should be creating a new listener right?

--load-from-webhooks-api only causes the new listener to listen for all webhook events based on an existing webhook endpoint. It's essentially a "copy" function

green radish
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Ok, cool. So I've just tried to make a new local endpoint again, but am still stuck at the "forward events" step

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the second step doesn't show a green "completed" after I run this in my powershell: stripe listen --forward-to localhost:4000/api/webhook/stripe-webhook

woven glen
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Is it forwarding events?

green radish
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No, not yet

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Any ideas?

woven glen
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Apologies for the wait. What is the PowerShell session doing when you run the commands?

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Does it give you any output?