#Alain
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Can you share some evt_xxx IDs please
in Test mode I do not receive null values but only empty strings
<event id in prod mode : evt_3Maye4FkgdhsoVd90mQjKCB4
I receive null values in stripe prod env
and in stripe test mode I receive that
I'm trying to understand why such a difference
it's in the object Billing Details
event id in test mode : evt_3MZzdyFkgdhsoVd91Heol5Zz
Well I mean those events are for different Payment Intents. I'd expect that the values were just set as such when you created the PI object (however you did that). Confirming
No I don't set those values
I'm using the exact same code (back and front) between the two stripe envs
Well, you don't explicitly as the developer of your integration. But they're captured from the Element/UI when confirming the PI:
Sign in to the Stripe Dashboard to manage business payments and operations in your account. Manage payments and refunds, respond to disputes and more.
Sign in to the Stripe Dashboard to manage business payments and operations in your account. Manage payments and refunds, respond to disputes and more.
Looks like same empty string is passed, so I guess it's just a nuance of the API between test/live
I'd recommend writing in to support to file a bug if it's a concern: https://support.stripe.com/contact
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indeed in the event you sent me no null values, only in the event received in the webhook
I see that differents api versions are managed depending of the event right ?
for some of them it's 2022
I don't suspect that to be the issue here. Both webhooks are on the same API version (2022-08-01) which is ultimately what determines the API shape of the payload, not your account default
As explained, this is just a nuance between test/live. If it's a concern, please write in
ok thank you for the informations 🙂