#lucascheles
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Hi! Can you share the request ID (req_xxx)? Here's how you can find it: https://support.stripe.com/questions/finding-the-id-for-an-api-request
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Thanks. Can you change your query to 'subscription:"sub_1Mju6FJS2eq6Ic9KvqRPefWU"' and try again?
ok, one moment please
stripe invoices search --query='subscription:"sub_1Mju6FJS2eq6Ic9KvqRPefWU"'
req_70Z40CA8lzMtft
Can you update your Stripe CLI to the latest version and try again?
one sec please
https://stripe.com/docs/stripe-cli?shell=true also try execute the same command in the online Stripe Shell and see if it returns any result.
I tried with the latest stripe cli version
The query still doesn't return data
req_0sJI0t9xk4Ltp5
Did the online Stripe Shell return empty result as well?
one sec
I executed the below query:
stripe invoices search --query="subscription:'sub_1Mju6FJS2eq6Ic9KvqRPefWU'"
It still doesn't work
I think I know what is happening
Probably the data has not propagated
as mentioned here https://stripe.com/docs/api/invoices/search?lang=cli
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There's possible, can you try again later?
Yes. But anyway, I won't use stripe search in production code anymore. I will switch for the normal listing.