#paulC.
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craggy ivy
Hi there!
Can you share the request ID (req_xxx)? You can find it here https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs
craggy ivy
I'm confused, what is this request? And I don't see the error you mented in your original message here.
If you want to retrieve a Checkout Session, you should use this endpoint: https://stripe.com/docs/api/checkout/sessions/retrieve
glad sierra
I don't see the failed request in the logs
Yes, I am doing that
`const session = event.data.object;
const webhookDetails = session.customer_details;
console.log("Session ID: ", session.id);
const lineItems = await stripe.checkout.sessions.listLineItems(session.id, { limit: 100 });
console.log("Line Items: ", {lineItems});`
What's the value of session.id in your console log?
glad sierra
cs_test_a1goDiWcBylyH3IdWrA4L2JMxMMr3Zu0jBjZaFTSfSzi5GD0LEd4vquGIG
craggy ivy
That looks correct, so I really need the request ID to investigate. Make sure to select "GET requests" on this page in order to see it: https://dashboard.stripe.com/test/logs
glad sierra
I only see GET requests to '/v1/checkout/sessions/completed_webhook_delivered/cs'
craggy ivy
Then I'm guessing you are using the wrong API key, which explains why you don't see the logs in your account and why the Chekcout Session ID is not found.
glad sierra
It's possible, I'll check that right now!
You're right! I'm so sorry for that! there's something very wrong about how I manage my keys!
Thanks a lot!
craggy ivy
Happy to help 🙂
glad sierra
Also one more quick question: I see that on each checkout succeded there are many requests being sent to the endpoint, only one seems to contain customer and session data. What are the other requests for?
craggy ivy
there are many requests being sent to the endpoint
Can you clarify what you mean by this? Do you mean webhook events? If so, which ones?
glad sierra
Yes, webhook events
Basically, after the checkout redirects me to the success url, my endpoint gets lots of requests- but only one has the session data
craggy ivy
Which events exactly do you get?
But the only event you should care about is checkout.session.completed
glad sierra
craggy ivy
Again I don't understand. Where is this screenshot from? What is it? Etc.
glad sierra
These are the POST requests to the webhook, once a checkout succeeds ...
I don't really understand how much more explicit than that I can be
craggy ivy
Where is this screenshot from? From the Stripe dashboard, your browser, your backend, something else?
If it's a webhook event, can you share its ID (evt_xxx)? From what I see this doesn't look like webhook events at all, but without much context it's hard to tell...
glad sierra
This is a screenshot from my server, yes. I shared it in order to show the amount of requests a checkout triggers, and also to show that most of these requests do not contain any data about the session. Hence my question: what's the purpose of additional checkout requests that do not contain session data ?
for example, the checkout.session.completed event happened 10 minutes ago, and I still get these requests
Thanks!
last fog
👋 taking over for my colleague. Let me catch up.