#brew-webhook-dotnet2
fresh skiff
brew-webhook-dotnet2
@merry needle I know nothing about your environment unfortunately but all we want is the value of the HTTP header really, there's nothing more to it
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merry needle
I tried passing the value (equest.Headers.GetValues("Stripe-Signature").FirstOrDefault()) but I get the ""The signature header format is unexpected." format. I wants the string in some specific format so it can parse it out.
fresh skiff
What exact raw string do you get when you call that?
merry needle
"t=1692724489,v1=791b76d411a0ea7669f59532b1cc14ec2070ae714da965546e52e037d270befa,v0=ab1b8c0ba4c9bd3d38b40e3384234775005d83c230a84232ca90d2a358d95dcc"
fresh skiff
that string seems correct to me
merry needle
Huh ... just tried it again and got a different message :
Received event with API version 2020-08-27, but Stripe.net 42.1.0 expects API version 2023-08-16. We recommend that you create a WebhookEndpoint with this API version. Otherwise, you can disable this exception by passing throwOnApiVersionMismatch: false to Stripe.EventUtility.ParseEvent or Stripe.EventUtility.ConstructEvent, but be wary that objects may be incorrectly deserialized.
I usually get
The expected signature was not found in the Stripe-Signature header. Make sure you're using the correct webhook secret (whsec_) and confirm the incoming request came from Stripe.
fresh skiff
yeah I'm worried you're mixing a lot of things up at this point
earlier you thought v1= was 1=
merry needle
Ya - I completely missed v1 was in there.... That wasn't the issue after all
fresh skiff
If you use a specfic version of stripe-dotnet, it's pinned to a specific API version and all Events need to be formatted for that exact API version
I know but then you thought it was the secret, then something else, and now it's just that you have the wrong API version for the version of stripe-dotnet you use.
you definitely should not pass throwOnApiVersionMismatch: false in your case
Are you just testing or do you have real transactions in production already?
merry needle
42.1.0 is the latest on nuget....
fresh skiff
I mean sure and that version is perfect
But that doesn't mean you can just download it and use it without understanding the concepts
merry needle
Gotcha. I am just in testing ... using the CLI redirect to local host
fresh skiff
Okay so if you are just testing: you need to make sure your Stripe account is on the same API version as the stripe-dotnet library expects
and your account is likely older and has the previous API version
https://dashboard.stripe.com/developers you can upgrade to the latest there
(at the bottom)
merry needle
I admit - stripe webhooks is new to me.,,, but I'll go check the API version in the dashboard now!
fresh skiff
so if you upgrade that API version then you won't get the mismatch error anymore
merry needle
WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER!
That was it!
It authenticated fine. I still don't know why this was the first time I got that API mixmatch message ... but I don't care. It's all a go now. THANKS! I've lost a few hours on this. You're a god send.
fresh skiff
I assume earlier you were having issues with the signatures so never reached that step 🙂
merry needle
Ya - its one of those things - I tried passing all sorts of things into that - but .. well.. I have no excuse... I would have sworn that I passed just the plain old value without any editing but guess not... all evidence to the contrary (or I did and just didn't not that specific message one of those times)
Jesus - Stripe Support really is outstanding. Gold star man.