#subandi
nimble bough
Can you share more where you see the api version was reverted? Sharing an example request ID (req_xxx) will be helpful
hollow spindle
sure, one sec. I see it because I get a StripeInvalidRequestError (search is not supported on api version 2019)
but for that reason I do set the version to 2020 as per above
nimble bough
Can you share the stripe-ruby version that your server uses, and the code snippet which you set the API version?
hollow spindle
I don't have the request ids, but I have the (attempted) pm ids, would those help too?
nimble bough
Yup, that helps too for me to check the api version sent from your server
nimble bough
From https://dashboard.stripe.com/logs/req_gmUq2IR0Nd9LFO, stripe-ruby 8.1.0 and API version was set to
2020-08-27
Can you share the full error message when you tried to perform Customer Search?
hollow spindle
yes exactly / also what I expected and see locally. But still we got one "Search is not supported on api version 2019-05-16. Update your API version, or set the API Version of this request to 2020-08-27 or greater." back
the linked request is not a "search" request though, so it's not literally the one that returned that error, right
the one that cause the error is the the Stripe::Customer.search(...)
nimble bough
Can you share the code which you perform the Customer Search?
Did you set API version before you perform the Customer Search?
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hollow spindle
yeah sorry 😅
above find_or_create_customer method can be called from one different context than the one I linked, and there we don't set the api version
so yeah makes 100% sense, thanks for your patience
nimble bough
Yup! I'd recommend setting API version prior performing Customer Search
hollow spindle
it "worked" because locally, the version sticked around... refactoring gone wrong. again, thanks and sorry heh