#Escanor
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You're providing the payment method during creation and confirming so it can advance directly to the requires capture state
Can you share the creation event id from that timeline?
That may just be a transient state during creation, where the settled state is the one you get in the response
Sure thing!
In order:
- payment_intent.created:
evt_3Mc9VpIKABX39DDE0UKakpBl - charge.succeeded:
evt_3Mc9VpIKABX39DDE0A8YJHUu - payment_intent.amount_capturable_updated:
evt_3Mc9VpIKABX39DDE0WsnOjXm
It's strange though, why is there 3 instead of 4 like in my screenshot 🤔 And they're all at 10:36:45 AM, none at the time of the bottom one in the screenshot at 10:36:44 AM
The timeline is showing both requests and events
you have 1 request and 3 events, 4 entries
and the request must precede the events
it is what causes them to be emitted
Ahhh... genius 🤯 lol
But still, why would there be an event with the payment intent as requires_source if the response of the first request has it as requires_capture? 🤔
Because it may get created internally without that then applied from your request
Checking to see if this happens with my default version too
Yep, still happens for me with requires_payment_method -- the later event is the one you should pay attention to (amount capturable updated)
Or use the response you get from the create call
Well that's the part that's confusing me. Why use a webhook if I can just pass the confirm option and get the up to date payment intent status right away?
Or is it just because I'm in the test environment that it's fast and all?
This would be roughly the same in live
you dont have to use the created webhook, you can ignore it if you don't need it for anything yourself
Well would one have a need for the webhook with payment intents only if they don't pass the confirm option?
Because from what I understood, by passing the confirm option, the response I get from the stripe api is the latest, up to date status of the payment intent and it won't change afterwards right?
The api response will be the latest version at that time, it could change later though
eg using a card and manual capture, if you fail to capture within 7 days the PI will revert to requires payment method (source)
oh yeah no that's fine by me
It just makes me wonder why I would want to use the webhook..? In which scenario? I thought this was like the best thing for our needs, but now I'm wondering why I would want it lol
That's up to you, say if you wanted to track all PIs that get created in your own database
you don't need to use it, its optional
Though one use that I can think of is to track when the payment_intent status changes to something else than what it was set to upon creation and confirmation, so that when it's automatically cancelled after 7 days, I'd know right away 🤷♂️
Alright, this cleared up my thoughts!