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[hot gorge]

Hi there!

Can you share the PaymentIntent ID (pi_xxx)?

[weary hawk]

Of course, pi_3N6ri2LTQ3XSPTsR1oaI9tcw

(thanks so much for taking the time to help me :-D)

[hot gorge]

I do see an address on the PaymentIntent itself and also on the associated PaymentMethod.

[weary hawk]

Hm - ok. But would you expect that to translate into a customer or invoice address?

[hot gorge]

What do you mean? You want the address to be stored directly on the customer object?

[weary hawk]

Yes - or - since it is the billing address - I would assume that it would at least show up on the invoices

But no such luck 😦

[hot gorge]

I see. I think you would need to update the customer object to set the new address there.

[weary hawk]

Alright - got you. I'll do this explicitly upon confirm

Thanks

One last quick question if you don't mind

I've suddenly started getting this message when creating a subscription:

The payment method type "paypal" is invalid. Please ensure the provided type is activated in your dashboard (https://dashboard.stripe.com/account/payments/settings) and your account is enabled for any preview features that you are trying to use.', 

This worked before and I didn't change anything (especially not related to paypal)

Would you have any pointers for me

Here's the code I use to create the subscription:

        subscription = await stripe.subscriptions.create({
            customer: info.customer.id,
            items: [{
                price: plan.priceId,
            }],
            payment_behavior: 'default_incomplete',
            payment_settings: { save_default_payment_method: 'on_subscription' },
            expand: ['latest_invoice.payment_intent'],
        });

[hot gorge]

Thanks for the info, we are currently investigating this issue.

[weary hawk]

Thanks 🙂

[tulip valley]

can you try again now?

[weary hawk]

yup, works again - thanks 🙂

[tulip valley]

great, thanks for confirming. Sorry for the issue, something was rolled back.