#Benoît

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lilac minnow
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Hi 🙂

lavish leaf
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Hello

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Checking in to this, I think this may have been introduced in a later verison of the stripe-dotnet library but am double checking

lilac minnow
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Ok thank you. Would have been very useful

lavish leaf
lilac minnow
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Ok thank you. Can i try a new API version in developpement mode before changing it in production mode ?

lavish leaf
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Yep yep, you can just run the new code with your test keys and it should work

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Your account's API version just determines the default version if you don't specify one. The .NET library specifies its specific version when making requests so it should just work

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If you are using webhooks you will probably want to create a new test endpoint that uses the same API version as your newer .NET library

lilac minnow
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I use Node.js, not .NET, does it change something ?

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The Stripe Dashboard says i can't use another version in test mode, and i have to upgrade it in production mode

lavish leaf
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Oh sorry, I thought IInvoiceListOptions was a .NET library object. I will check in to the node version of this library

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You don't need to change anything about the API version on your account at the moment. Actually when using node you may not have to change your API version at all here.

lilac minnow
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Ok, great 🙂

lavish leaf
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To be clear, that page is about the default version for your account. You can still tell the API library to use other versions than those two when making your API calls
https://stripe.com/docs/api/versioning
Also for webhook endpoints, the dashboard won't let you specify an arbitrary API version but you can create endpoints with the API that use any API version
https://stripe.com/docs/api/webhook_endpoints/create#create_webhook_endpoint-api_version

lilac minnow
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Ok thank you !

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I'm watching the upgrades to see if i could upgrade to a newer version