#inexorable
winged tide
terse juniper
Well, it is possible but depending on your integration it's likely not recommended. The Dashboard UI only permits creation of webhooks on your account default version, or the latest version (if different).
If neither of those match the API version expected by the SDK then it's not recommended.
solemn vault
So.... because it's a new account (and therefore the default api version set to latest) - I cannot use the dashboard to set up dot-net SDK webhooks? Is that really true?
Feels so bonkers I must be wrong 🙂
Is Stripe trying to end support for dot-net?
terse juniper
Well if your integration is using a different, older API version the recommendation would be to downgrade the default version on your new account
terse juniper
Is Stripe trying to end support for dot-net?
Not at all, no
solemn vault
Ok - maybe I have missed something here...
- Is there a compatible dot-net sdk I have missed
- Is it possible to downgrade the default api version (I can't see a button for that)
compatible with 2022-11-15 I mean (mine is locked to 2022-08-01
terse juniper
Is there a compatible dot-net sdk I have missed
I don't understand this question.
Is it possible to downgrade the default api version (I can't see a button for that)
Not in the Dashboard, but we can action that for you: https://support.stripe.com/contact
terse juniper
compatible with 2022-11-15 I mean (mine is locked to 2022-08-01
Yes, the latest 41.x.x releases
Each major release is tied to a specific API version. In your case, 40.x.x works with 2022-08-01: https://github.com/stripe/stripe-dotnet/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#4000---2022-08-02
But if you don't want to change API versions and upgrade the SDKs and fix any breaking changes in your integration, then just speak to support about downgrading API version on that new account. Happens all the time 🙂
solemn vault
hehe ... I'll get there in the end...
Thank you for your time - I will have another go at finding a newer dot-net package with that info - it's got to be better to upgrade if I can - I hadn't seen that it was an option.
terse juniper