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outer stratus
Hi there, the general advice is that you should responds with a 200 as soon as possible,
https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks/best-practices#events-and-retries you can learn more about how Stripe retry webhook delivery here.
marble trench
Hi thank you for your response. But isn't there a detailed policy?
outer stratus
All public info about webhook are available in the page that I shared with you earlier.
marble trench
Okay thank you!
Actually, we are testing the abnormal situation. The image above is the testing result. We need to know what happens when we do not return a 200.
For instance, retry happens in 6 minutes and after few times of trail, next retry happens in an hour.
we need to know exact document or policy about this interval
outer stratus
Stripe attempts to deliver your webhooks for up to three days with an exponential back off.
No, there's no information about exactly when the retry would happen
marble trench
So it will not be end but just interval will get longer following the Exponential backoff
of three days
zinc tuskBOT
outer stratus
Yes you are right
marble trench
We are trying to use combination of the "product" and "price" data every time user purchase event happens. so please confirm that those data are permanent unless we delete or edit.
outer stratus
You mean you use product_data and price_data when creating a checkout session?
marble trench
yes!
leaden quarry
If you use inline prices like that, they're immediately archived and cannot be reused: https://stripe.com/docs/products-prices/pricing-models#inline-pricing:~:text=By default%2C prices created with price_data are effectively archived (they’re marked as active%3Dfalse) so that they you can’t reuse them for other customers or subscriptions. You can’t update or reuse inline prices after you create them.
marble trench
In the pic, there is "line_items = key value of price api" .
The price id is possessed by a product. Is this also can not be reused?
