#mibrahim15
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What do you mean charges "like this"
starting with py_
py_3NZjR24V4UG4b3Qn0dvF0VAY
This is being fetched when Retrieving single charge, as well as when listing Payment Intents but not when listing Charges
@real rapids you around?
sure
Thanks in advance
Or its pi_ shows when listing payment intents?
py_ shows inside pi_ object , as paymentintent have charges object inside it so i am talking aboout that
Well yeah
not shown directly
That's expected
Let me ask a colleague if py_ id's associated with payment intents not showing up in the charge list call is expected though
But first, do you have the request id of the list Charges call that didn't include this py_ id?
Want to just make sure the call was formulated properly
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Yes I can proviide you shortly, asking to my colleague, he have access to dashboard
Hey, @real rapids its
req_SWKVXj6v60CfSz
AND
req_m9d9LU4QQvaJMk
Request body
{
"limit": "200",
"starting_after": "ch_3NY8fI4V4UG4b3Qn0zo9CNjz",
"created": {
"lte": "1690415999",
"gte": "1690329600"
},
"expand": {
"0": "data.balance_transaction"
}
@regal mortar
HI 👋
Thanks for the request IDs, let me take a look
Thanks in advance
Okay for the first request, the created parameters would exclude the py_ you shared earlier
You are passing a time window from 7/25 - 7/26 but that charge was created on 7/30
That is true for both requests
Can you share a request with a wider date range?
there are other IDs with py_ as well on dashboard will fall in the date range from 7/25 - 7/26 but not included
Or simply not use the starting_after and created parameters but rather use our auto-pagination feature
https://stripe.com/docs/api/pagination/auto
there are other IDs with py_ as well on dashboard will fall in the date range from 7/25 - 7/26 but not included
THose would be the useful ones to share, since we would actually expect them to show up in these API requests
py_3NYFnW4V4UG4b3Qn086fLM1q
py_3NYFjB4V4UG4b3Qn0tqlsQCV
req_2Dimb5tG6EJ11k
req_U9AOn4e3hkOx2u
{
"limit": "200",
"starting_after": "ch_3NXwec4V4UG4b3Qn1oPhN3M5",
"created": {
"lte": "1690415999",
"gte": "1690329600"
},
"expand": {
"0": "data.balance_transaction"
}
{
"limit": "200",
"starting_after": "ch_3NXvUz4V4UG4b3Qn0EXzcTAz",
"created": {
"lte": "1690415999",
"gte": "1690329600"
},
"expand": {
"0": "data.balance_transaction"
}
}
Can you chec these IDS
I will try auto pagination as well, I actually have this thing already implemented.. So I would love some quick solution if there is any..
I don't have a "quick solution" for you here. I think it would be faster to write a quick script that auto paginates through all your charges and prints out a log message when you find the matching IDs
Your search parameters are still too narrow
Also the maximum limit is 100 objects so passing limit: 200 is pointless