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[silk falcon]

Hi, could you elaborate?

[leaden cobalt]

i have updated a subscription, changing the amount of the product from 2 to 1

is it safe to assume the value data.previous_attributes.quantity is always available and reflects the quantity before the update, and
data.object.quantity is also always available and reflects the updated quantity?

assuming that i call to the update api to update the amount of one product in one subscription at a time

[silk falcon]

Yes! That's the purpose of previous_attributes

[leaden cobalt]

in java, based on the structure of the event object received, i get deprecated warning when trying to access event.getData().getObject() what should i use instead?

[silk falcon]

https://stripe.com/docs/webhooks/quickstart?lang=java

Have you tried event.getDataObjectDeserializer()?

[leaden cobalt]

by using this i assume u want me to cast that to com.stripe.model.Subscription? if yes, the quantity field will be buried and nested deep in the object. i just want a quick and reliable way to get the data i need

[hidden cairn]

by using this i assume u want me to cast that to com.stripe.model.Subscription?
yes, that's how you can fetch the nested values

[leaden cobalt]

how do i access data.object.quantity based on the event object, in the Subscription object?

[hidden cairn]

Could you please share the eventId of that event payload?

Between, if you don't like to use Stripe object, you can parse that json object using Gson/Jackson and get that field data.object.quantity

[leaden cobalt]

evt_1NZqbeLouXJU4FDJTCwiKkL6

[hidden cairn]

Thanks for sharing, yes you can use the Gson/Jackson approach in order to access directly to the field.